Sentence examples for important issue confronting from inspiring English sources
I do know that the most important issue confronting the future of our country is our deficit and debt".
Perhaps the single most important issue confronting the commission will be the selection of the chairman and the other four members of the new board.
Actually, the most important issue confronting the future of this country, for the moment, is the millions of people who are unemployed and, increasingly, without hope.
"While I know it's a matter of great interest in the media, can I just say this, with all due respect to Mr Rudd it isn't the most important issue confronting the cabinet of the commonwealth of Australia at this time," he said.
My own belief is that the most important issue confronting America and the world is climate change.
In January, he released his debut compact disc, "Spider Moccasin," which focuses on important issues confronting Northwest Indians, including the Army's plans to incinerate nerve gas on Umatilla Indian land.
Nor, for that matter, is it pilloried when it fails to speak out on China's internal oppression and bullying overseas.All-black nationMr Key's popularity and success seem to be based on convincing New Zealanders that on some of the most important issues confronting them they do not have to choose.
He actually had drafts of "Fences" and "Joe Turner's Come and Gone" in his trunk before "Ma Rainey" made it to Broadway, and sometime after the success of that play, he has said, it dawned on him that each play he'd written so far was "trying to focus on what I felt were the most important issues confronting black Americans for that decade".
Surprisingly, these nine films didn't include the official Oscar entry from Mexico, Miss Bala, an outstanding feature film that deals with one of the most important issues confronting not only Mexico but our country today -- the failed war on drugs.
(C) Speaker Pelosi described the current situation in Iraq as the most important foreign policy issue confronting the U.S., citing the terrible loss of life and the consequences for America's global reputation.
As Roberts and Whited (2013) state in their survey paper, the most important and pervasive issue confronting studies in empirical corporate finance is endogeneity.
