Sentence examples for important issue of spring from inspiring English sources

Knoblauch was haunted by his throwing jitters and by arm problems last season, and determining his status will probably be the most important issue of spring training.

Despite the painstaking period décor, Steven Spielberg's cold war picture Bridge of Spies' urgency lies less in the late 1950s than in an important issue of today.

The production of fuels and chemicals from biomass and such "greening" the chemical industry is an important issue of today.

Hence, radiation protection and strengthening of the justification process are important issues of today's radiology [3, 4].

So begin by checking out the Rainforest Newsladder to discover what is going on all over the world, and then post your own stories to make sure the important issues of today are being talked about.

After being selected by his Russian peers, Gleb said: "I am excited to go to the G8 meeting because I will have a chance to present the opinions of the young people on extremely important issues of today's world.

Maybe a hundred years down the line, nobody will look back at climate change as the most important issue of the early 21st century, because the damage will have been done, and the idea that it might have been prevented will seem absurd.

Global warming is one of the most important issues today, since there is almost unanimous agreement among scientists that it is man-made and rising alarmingly.

Design of assistive technology using advanced soft computing techniques on proper hardware platform has been an important issue of research for the last two decades.

We were pleased to see that Clyde Haberman shed light on the important issue of gambling addiction in his March 25 "Breaking Bread" column, "An Ex-Gambler Weighs the Cost of Addiction".

One of the important issues of the 2011 Tohoku-Oki earthquake is the area of large slip on the shallow portion of the fault.