Sentence examples for felt issue for from inspiring English sources

In Germany, nuclear power has been a contentious, widely felt issue for decades.

This week, General Musharraf summoned Kashmiri leaders to his office to reassure them that he was not walking away from the Kashmiri cause, a deeply felt issue for many Pakistanis.

By giving another reason for declaring McCreery duly elected, Rowan felt this issue would be obscured.

While they agreed that in ideal circumstances trials will include an a- priori moderator hypothesis accompanied with a sample size analysis, they felt that issues surrounding calculation for post-hoc moderator analyses are considerably more complex.

The participants felt that an important issue for athletes was the pressure to maintain a high standard of behaviour.

Meanwhile, the paper has provided brief description that was felt sufficient for these issues.

Other responses were: health outcomes but none were specified (4); ask employers (3); unsure (3); self-refection (3); complaints register (3); Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCES) (2); ask students if they felt prepared for diversity issues in practice (2); patient care improves (1); audit (1); improved compliance (1) and comparing services with the National Service Framework (1).

Craig doesn't feel this is an issue for Orbit at least.

This, Terwilliger feels, is a crucial issue for young scientists.

Cameroon coach Volker Finke has distanced himself from the situation because he feels it is an issue for the authorities and the players.

"You know I don't think like that," she said, and she seemed so appalled that I felt terrible for raising the issue at all.