Sentence examples for in smaller issues from inspiring English sources

"I don't know whether the surgeon general's role is to engage in smaller issues like this.

One money manager who specializes in smaller issues recommended Interleaf earlier this year, and the stock is up 65%.

Jeff Stier, a senior fellow at the National Center for Public Policy Research, told the New York Times that it was "bizarre" for the surgeon general "to engage in smaller issues like this".

"His willingness to get involved in small issues led to a much larger relationship," she said of their collaboration.

What is often left a positions in scores of smaller issues with limited marketability at best.

In the past these preferreds enjoyed higher yields and less volatility than bonds, mainly because large institutions don't bother to deal in such small issues.

G.M. and Ford have lagged behind Toyota and Honda in part because the American makers' research and development budgets have been crimped by high overhead costs, like health insurance premiums, which are a much smaller issue in countries like Japan.

The campaign used Mann's story to question Cuccinelli's commitment to academic freedom and the role of science in economic development, no small issues in a state that prides itself on being the home of a vibrant high-tech sector and a university founded by Thomas Jefferson.

Investors in small capitalization issues have had it much worse: The Russell 2000 index is off 20% over the same period.

Comments were made on the thoughtfulness of staff in relation to small issues, such as explaining how to sit on the couch, or introducing who was in the room.

According to documents given to Congress, GM knew for a decade that there were issues with its ignition switches in smaller, cheaper cars – issues that could lead to the cars turning off as they were being driven.