Sentence examples for issue a sense from inspiring English sources

Some bosses who've had to clamp down on Monday absences say that's the best way to deal with the issue -- a sense of humor.

Indeed, the resentment about immigration and difference on which Ukip trades is the rawest example of something that runs through just about every major political issue: a sense that most politicians know far too little of people's lives, have for too long ignored their more difficult aspects, and only ever come running when it's far too late.

By focusing half the film on the activities of the activists, the filmmakers provide an entry point to the issue: a sense that ordinary people can have a voice against the tide of corporate cash, and a bit of personal drama as the activists sneak into shareholders meetings.

We can give these issues a sense of urgency.

In foreign policy issues, a sense of personal insult felt by Mr. Erdogan can incite drastic shifts, as it did in 2009 after Israel launched an offensive on Gaza just after the Israeli prime minister, Ehud Olmert, visited Turkey.

Community events attract the elderly -- folks with time to spare, opinions on issues, a sense of the importance of civic participation.

The government has also dealt with the issue with a sense of gravity, he says.

But the bigger issue is a sense of disconnect between him, the team and some supporters.

He sometimes leaves advisers on opposite sides of an issue with a sense that he has supported their view — a distinctly Obamian quality.

But the Europeans had to drop their insistence on targets for renewable forms of energy, settling instead for a more vaguely worded promise to act on the issue "with a sense of urgency".

The dominant issue is a sense of loss – loss of population; loss of jobs; loss of small farms; loss of schools and post-offices; loss of local identity as the weed of suburban development spreads from larger towns.