Sentence examples for impression that the issue from inspiring English sources

But there's a danger that some readers may come away from the article, and other news coverage of the prize, with the impression that the issue of whether financial markets are efficient remains unsettled.

Somehow, he's under the impression that the issue that needs to be discussed is that black men are apparently "underachieving in school, dropping out of school, and having trouble finding employment".

Many people are under the impression that the issue has been corrected because Facebook had technically addressed the issue back in February with a wishy-washy statement that said they had "more work to do".

In case of the latter, one can get the impression that the issues of species differences in relation to the physiology and anatomy have been completely ignored.

"In the end we didn't want to leave the impression that this issue is black and white".

The impression was that the issue was endemic, but hard figures were few and far between.

"I think many folks in the conservation community felt concerned that this action would give the impression that all the issues had been resolved," said Johannah Barry, president of the Galapagos Conservancy.

The previous author response shows that the misunderstanding caused the impression that these issues were not addressed although they were addressed.

The way it is presented, the reader may get the impression that the Tibet issue is only one of education, culture and religion.

THE NAG'S HEAD The Nag's Head cemented our impression that the real issue facing strip establishments today should not be widespread closure but a long, thoughtful examination of their playlists.

Don't bring up minor mistakes when there are major ones to be discussed, as it can give the impression that all the issues are trivia to be dismissed.