Sentence examples for issue as an example from inspiring English sources

Mr. Thune pointed to the issue as an example of overreach by the Obama administration, saying, "They jammed through Obamacare — a two-and-a-half-trillion-dollar entitlement that we don't want and can't afford".

But its most recent issue, as an example, features a cover story — about the persecution of border migrants — that's part of a chainwide project and doesn't have much to do with San Francisco.

In fact, the Viacom deal gave the minority preference a bad odor, and when Newt Gingrich's new House majority seized on the issue as an example of the failure of affirmative action, relatively few white Democrats tried to preserve the benefit.

Foster, a first-time candidate, campaigned against immunity, using the issue as an example of the administration's corrupt security policy.

He promised to pay attention to immigrant issues — as an example, he suggested using the city's pension funds to provide capital for small businesses started by Chinese immigrants — and vowed to return to the neighborhood often, saying, "I work 24 hours a day".

Topographical factors could be an issue as well, for example lack of uphill grades.

Bork views the Griswold v. Connecticut decision as an attempt by the Supreme Court to take a side on a social and cultural issue, and as an example of bad constitutional law.

It is large, with articles on a wide number of issues, including, as an example, emergency contraception.

Mr. Weinberger cited the discovery of the tax shelter scheme and the regulations issued yesterday as an example of the effectiveness of the tax shelter regulations announced last year by the Clinton administration.

Greek executives point to the lack of competition in trucking, where no new licences have been issued since 1971, as an example of an industry that raises costs for other Greek firms.Public opinion also still favours the euro: more than 70% of Greeks say they want to stay in the single currency.

The Lancet Infectious Diseases will be publishing a paper on the virtual effects of the virtual plague in the September issue as a virtual example of how people transmit, handle, and escape epidemics.