Sentence examples for important issues faced from inspiring English sources

Toni Pearce, president of the National Union of Students (NUS), has sent us a birthday message about what she thinks were some of the most important issues faced by students last year.

Maintaining frequent itemsets (patterns) is one of the most important issues faced by the data mining community.

Environmental concerns are significant force shaping the economy, as well as one of the most important issues faced by businesses (Murphy and Poist 2003).

Despite the limitations the study provides useful information on the possible utility of the concept in the Indian setting and identifies important issues faced by the mothers in the post partum period.

The second stage was planned to identify the important issues faced by women with locally advanced and metastatic breast cancer in an online survey (Supplementary Appendix 1) open to women aged 20 years or older (no upper age limit) with locally advanced or metastatic breast cancer, or their carers, at any stage in their treatment.

The Index asks respondents to list the "most important issues facing Britain".

A leadership contest would provide a good opportunity to debate important issues facing Labour.

Race and immigration are regarded as the most important issues facing the country today.

Among those was a transportation priority list that ranked the most important issues facing the city.

His latest poll shows that 57% of people think it is one of the three most important issues facing the country; yet only 17% say it is one of the three most important issues facing them personally.

She said that the three most important issues facing Congress were "our children, our children, our children".