Sentence examples for glamorous issue from inspiring English sources

It's not a glamorous issue, but it makes a huge difference to the disease burden in the family, particularly among children.

"I am backing the Women's Equality party because I really do not want to die before closing the pay gap, which stands, in our great and supposedly modern capital city, at 23%." She argued the inequality between men and women was at the root of other socioeconomic divisions in London; but tackling it got left off the agenda because it was not a "glamorous" issue.

He also criticised Shepherd and the club's deputy chairman Douglas Hall, for their focus on the first team and St James Parkk, causing them to neglect less glamorous issues, such as the training ground, youth development and talent scouts.

Blood donation may not be as glamorous an issue as marriage, but it's just as vital.

Ricchiuti thinks Dow Jones should expand the index to at least 100 stocks, and should include such glamorous new economy issues as JDS Uniphase and Yahoo!

Virgin Classics, which is distributed by EMI, just issued a glamorous recording of Vivaldi's previously unknown "Bajazet".

The List, for instance, is a four-column scroll of 250 glamorous names concocted for every issue of Hamptons and Gotham, two magazines owned by the same publisher.

Goodell may be weighing the value of a protracted court fight with his league's most glamorous player over a complicated issue of proper inflation of footballs in winter weather.

In the magazine's September issue there is a glamorous shot of Kruger and no mention of her immigration remarks.

9 30 P.M. (11) LIVING WITH FRAN -- Fran Reeves Fran Drescherr), a glamorous divorced interior decorator, has control issues with her much younger boyfriend (Ryan McPartlin).

And the other Jamaican characters — whose stories are far less salacious, less glamorous — serve mainly to suggest certain background issues.