Sentence examples for issue appealing from inspiring English sources

For both sides of the issue, appealing to ordinary fans could help improve longstanding image problems.

But the administration has tried to keep its diplomatic campaign separate from this case, which American officials have portrayed as a humanitarian issue, appealing to North Korea to return the women to their families.

But unlike her predecessor, Ms Harman eschewed jokes in favour of a focus on issues affecting family life, implicitly suggesting that they had become mainstream issues appealing to middle England.

A professor in a changing situation, moving toward bureaucratic centralization in an encompassing national state, he mostly restricted his attention to academic issues, appealing to his peers (but not the public) in the now rising professional journal (while maintaining a lively interest in things quotidian).

Bill Keithler, manager of the Berger Small Company Growth fund in Denver, says he finds many smaller technology issues appealing, particularly in the still-battered semiconductor area.

Essays should focus on a single topic, treating it with sufficient depth for readers to understand and be able to take action on the issue, while appealing to a broad audience of biology education scholars and education-interested biologists.

UNICEF issues appeal UNICEF is appealing for an initial $20 million for the survivors of the Pakistan earthquake.

Many readers said that the diversity of the couples featured in "Love in the 21st Century" is what made the issue particularly appealing.

RKN has been seeking to shut down use of Telegram in the country for months, but for most of that time Telegram has been working around the issue by appealing to people to use VPNs to access the service, and also by hopping around IPs at hosting companies sympathetic to its attempt to continue offering its service without sharing data with Russian authorities.

Telegram's solution for the last several weeks has been to work around the issue by appealing to people to use VPNs to access the service, and also by hopping on different IPs at hosting companies sympathetic to its attempt to continue offering its service without sharing data with Russian authorities.

It's the political equivalent of trying to change someone's mind on an issue by appealing to "what the Bible really says".