Sentence examples for invisible issues from inspiring English sources

While much is made of the impact that changes to benefits will have on people with physical disabilities, it is vital that those with "invisible" issues such as mental health problems are not forgotten.

It intertwines industrial big data and smart analytics to discover and comprehend invisible issues for decision making.

As we learn in the movie, repetitive hits to the head can cause very serious long-term, invisible issues.

Even those employers that do have an awareness of the career needs of persons with disabilities often have little exposure to the issues and challenges facing recent veterans, especially the "signature" but often invisible issues of the war in Iraq and Afghanistan -- traumatic brain injury, post-traumatic stress or major depression.

Many autistic students grew up with others focusing on their deficits, and struggled with invisible issues such as sensory processing disorder and anxiety.

During the election campaign itself Andy Burnham, the shadow health secretary, recalls the NHS was an invisible issue.

But so far Ms. Wall Spitzer has been all but invisible, issuing no statement of support and not once appearing at her husband's side.

After Abigail Adams' failed effort, women's rights was a mostly invisible issue in America.

An invisible issue would be HIV, renal disease, MS, or anything that doesn't immediately draw attention.

Because of these "invisible" labor issues, we argue that successful online instruction must include a range of interactions between students and instructors that extend the more public concept of community to better acknowledge the importance of personal, private interaction.

Before becoming a first-time developer of residential or commercial real estate you need to understand these five invisible location issues.