Sentence examples for feel the issue from inspiring English sources

It appears that businesses feel the issue is too large for them to tackle.

Many party activists feel the issue of diversity has slithered down the list of priorities.

That scientists feel the issue is settled science actually suggests there is more certainty about the causes of global warming.

"I don't feel the issue should be the November election," said Representative Michael Bilirakis, Republican of Florida.

The move is likely to prove popular with BBC rank-and-file staff, who feel the issue of top salaries has polluted perception of the corporation.

Cooper said the issue had divided the party between loyalists to Rennard, who appreciate his successful tenure as a chief executive, and many others who feel the issue has not been dealt with properly.

But young people can be engaged if they feel the issues concern them.

But I feel the issues I deal with in 'The Son's Room' are much more difficult to resolve".

"Everything that's in your life," he replied, "the pain you feel, the issues you confront, are now a part of me as well".

Ms. Parker feels the issue is in good hands and the process has just begun.

The Windsor people felt the issue was not a lost of heritage or ruined paintings of men on horses; but who would pay for the repairs.