Sentence examples for into issues from inspiring English sources

But as the show delved into issues of being gay and coming out, viewers turned away.

Questions about the impact of immigration merge into issues such as asylum, and even Islamist terror.

"Business leaders are reluctant to get into issues that look and smell political," Mr. Souta said.

She is also working on "Under Gods," research into issues of faith.

"I really don't want to get into issues or personalities," Mr. Colebut said.

As energy secretary, he plunged into issues vital to Western interests.

That means reporting that often drills down into issues largely ignored by English-language media.

"We still put significant energy into issues relating to Biblical sexuality," said Mr Schatz, helpfully.

Read it through, break it down into issues, and annotate the text.

Incredibly, he would turn reporters' questions about others into issues about himself.

An organisation such as the ATP can't get into issues of crime.