Sentence examples similar to full time issues from inspiring English sources

The senator, who is running things on a shoestring, has only one full-time issues aide, John Raidt.

Eighteen people — investigators, prosecutors and support staff — work full time on mortgage issues in the Nevada office.

Fox told the congregation that he was quitting so he could work full time on "cultural issues".

Private foundations and bar associations could also help improve representation by creating programs that put young lawyers to work full time on immigrant issues.

Indeed, Hendrickson has had so much success selling "Cracking the Code" that in 2006 he quit his real estate job and began working full time on tax issues.

She now writes a blog called Mundo Citizen and has decided she wants to work full time on immigration issues.

MR: How do you not get swept into the passion of it all, wanting to commit yourself on a full time basis to issues you become involved in?

As Secretary of State, I am blessed to have a spectacular team working full time on this issue with me.

"The president has responsibility for the economy and should be engaged full time with the issue of putting people back to work," a Romney official said.

As this year marks the 20th anniversary of my resignation from the Australian diplomatic service to work full time on global environmental issues, I felt it was time my thoughts went beyond the typical annual agonisings of exercise and alcohol consumption.

As I became more versed on the subject of maritime plastic pollution, I was invited by 5 Gyres to participate in a research voyage to The North Atlantic Gyre, and after seeing what I saw out there, firsthand, over 1,000 miles from land, I quit my job at a media company and started working on plastic pollution issues full time.