Sentence examples for issue and thus from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the political rhetoric around euthanasia has made it a "wedge issue" and thus foreclosed the more nuanced considerations that euthanasia merits.

This is a nice article that unfortunately goes straight to the periphery of the issue and thus fails to address the core problem of divorce in America today.

Question No. 1 alone seems to represent a big issue, and thus far most of the work has been done only by the Hoover Institute people, who obviously bring their own agenda to the project.

[Text, Page A23.] Nonetheless, Mr. Ray's statement was a definitive legal conclusion on the issue and thus was regarded by the White House and its supporters as a significant victory, especially for Mrs. Clinton, who is running for the Senate from New York.

If the Republicans cannot achieve their desired cuts in Medicare, they cannot get the tax cuts unless they scramble to slash elsewhere--sqeezing more from Medicaid, another volatile issue, and thus setting the contesting intra-party factions and Presidential candidates loose on an uncharted budget battlefield.

In other words, Google wasn't bothered by the issue and thus didn't grant Kumar a bug bounty prize.

(It did benefit from another government program, which guaranteed banks' debt issues, and thus secured them a lower interest rate).

When we fear for our environment, we seem easily to fall victim to short-term, feel-good solutions that spend money on relatively trifling issues and thus hold back resources from far more important ones.

He said Turnbull was unable to stand up to the right wing of his party on a range of issues and thus far had made no concrete commitment to reform Australia's electoral laws.

Stressing reconciliation, he avoided partisan issues and thus faced opposition from both evangelical and high churchmen, who, following the program of the Oxford Movement, often offended the evangelicals by introducing liturgical elaborations that appeared to be inspired by Roman Catholic practice.

The commissioner explained that he hoped to use the precinct commanders' meeting reports and the survey to measure how well the police respond to neighborhood issues, and thus hold commanders responsible for improving community relations, an area where progress has long been difficult to document.