Sentence examples for frequent issues from inspiring English sources

One of the frequent issues that adults raise is the quality of information that they access in their social work records.

Among the most frequent issues belong the following: to what extent the training should be academic, what should be the ratio of practical training to theoretical training, whether this training should be provided by universities or individual institutes, what should be the length of the study and final graduation.

"This is a vital service for the Scottish business community and particularly important in light of the frequent issues, and increasing costs, that air travel has experienced".

The most frequent issues raised by unit managers were lack of protocols, staffing issues (especially in public-sector hospitals), lack of training in PS, and inadequate area for PS.

The most frequent issues are dyslipidemia and lipodystrophy.

We therefore used word counting to identify objectively the most frequent issues in participants' answers.

This is a frequent issue we face in coaching young leaders.

Due to the frequent issue of thickness non-uniformity in thin film production, an improved PECVD reactor design is proposed.

Serious trouble is rare; the more frequent issue is the low-level, day-in-day-out disruption that wears teachers, children and parents down.

They found that the most frequent issue in dispute was pollution and that the greatest cost was lost productivity due to delay.

Enumerations have often been used to show the scale of rehousing that would be required if slums were demolished – as underprovision of sites for relocating slum dwellers is a frequent issue.