Sentence examples for homegrown issue from inspiring English sources

So the idea that Starbucks and Google and the rest of them are not paying their tax is not just a development issue for him, it's a homegrown issue.

Even so, some saw Jonathan's statement as a bid to wash his hands of a homegrown issue feeding off poverty and unemployment.

But for Criado-Perez it is the homegrown issues that still stand out.

Again, both figures were well below both the Asian Development Bank's previous projections and the rates of expansion recorded last year; India has been hit especially hard by homegrown issues like the slow pace of change.

Not to mention that Platini might help Dyke in his battle with the Premier League over the homegrown players issue.

Time Magazine writes: "Rattray's site has quietly enabled tens of thousands of people, many with little exposure to social activism, to launch homegrown crusades on issues ranging from corporate malpractice to immigration reform without ever gathering in a park or square.

"We're in a much more global conversation than we used to be," says Shelagh Day, a human rights expert.There are homegrown reasons why the issue resonates so loudly.

This might be the stuff of your basic vanity label — a homegrown operation created to issue the owners' music — except that Mr. Parker and Ms. Pallatto, both 56, have such a peculiar take on vanity.

Mr. Kerry points out to reporters that his ties are made in America, and in a year when outsourcing has become a controversial issue, the homegrown, entrepreneurial story of the company has a great deal of appeal.

His profile and life history will be pored over by police and politicians grappling with the issue of homegrown terrorism — attackers who, like in the Charlie Hebdo and kosher grocery store massacres of January — were French born and bred and targeted France.

Emwazi was described as a quiet and hardworking schoolboy in affluent northwest London and a graduate of University of Westminster's computer science program, and his presence brought the issue of homegrown extremism to the forefront.