Sentence examples for faraway issue from inspiring English sources

Finding it frustrating that world hunger seemed both an overwhelming and a faraway issue, she was determined to act.

If I heard about a shooting death, I would be upset momentarily, but I always assumed it was that community's problem - a faraway issue that did not affect me personally.

Though Mrs. Merkel enjoys strong popular support here, economic discontent runs high, and apprehensions tend to center on bread-and-butter matters rather than faraway security issues.

While many demonstrators expressed concerns about big issues involving faraway countries, a number of people were worried about how free trade on such a vast scale would change the way they live here in North America.

This is a typical Washington regulation based on vague evidence and issued by faraway folks who undoubtedly have not actually heard one of those train blasts recently.

I have other issues with the Faraway Tree, not least the Saucepan Man.

At 4 05 a.m. on Thursday, a communiqu?arked "urgent" was issued from a faraway hamlet deep in Suffolk County, the National Weather Service's forecast office in Upton, N.Y.

This is the invisible part of policy creation--the continuous meetings in faraway places; the word-by-word, line-by-line, issue-by-issue discussions and consensus agreements; the uncertainty of approval or indecision back home; the rigors and restrictions of international law; and the ever-changing political fronts as dynamic and directional as ocean weather and the sea itself.

13 "These are not distant lands and faraway times; they are very much immediate issues, from worsening air pollution to infectious diseases to increases in heat events and extreme rainfall events.

And sometimes …" His eyes take on a faraway look.

Books can take you to faraway places, to unimaginable scenes.