Sentence examples for important issues about from inspiring English sources

The series raises two important issues about television history.

Twitter raises important issues about privacy, free speech, censorship and individual rights and responsibilities.

"He's raising important issues about consent and who decides what we see in public spaces," Ms. Medvedow said.

The leadership election has raised important issues about the cost of living, housing and the need for more decent jobs.

Dr. David J. Brailer raises a number of important issues about the digitization of patient health care records.

Footnote: Alex Fenton's article identifies several other important issues about the diffusion of London poverty and what it means.

I think the most important issues about financial reform don't, actually, have much to do with the issues that the hearing dealt with yesterday.

The article I was trying to write did raise some important issues about some of the eye rolling and unfair criticism often levelled at pregnant women.

While "When the Patient Is Silent" raises important issues about New York's H.I.V. testing law, any legislative change must protect patient privacy.

The FTC complaint raises some important issues about the blurring boundaries between children's entertainment and advertising that we need to talk about.

Handley said the lawsuit raised important issues about the crossover between state and corporate monitoring of political movements and the unregulated nature of the private sector.