Sentence examples for issue by making from inspiring English sources

Lexus has since addressed the issue by making its entry-level cars more powerful and sporty.

Joe Torre, the Yankees' manager, could solve that issue by making Giambi the designated hitter with Mientkiewicz at first.

Congress will eventually have to take command of the issue by making big investments and putting a price on carbon.

"David Cameron needs to show leadership on this issue by making that happen at his anti-corruption summit next month".

Soon Margaret Thatcher would resolve this issue by making it impossible for students to claim unemployment benefit, and creating 4 million competitors for what jobs remained.

Pelosi, who was seated behind the president's left shoulder and consistently in the camera's lens, sidestepped that issue by making her entire face a silent, screaming rejoinder.

Oceanographers also hope to engage other scientists and the public more deeply with ocean issues by making them more immediate.

The Indian government's drive toward digitization hopes to address some of these issues by making all broadcasters transmit digitally by the end of 2014 deadline.

Using a case study design, this study documents how six social studies teachers make curricular decisions about teaching controversial public issues by making use of their personal practical knowledge.

Some authors who create cookbooks aimed at youngsters try to skirt these issues by making up silly recipe titles — and, often, silly food — meant to appeal to the bold, visionary nature of children.

Certainly this theory seems to fit Carson, who was beloved by Republicans for his tendency to address contentious issues by making broad appeals to fundamental values: in his speeches, the words "founders" and "freedom" made frequent appearances, and audiences often came away thinking less about Carson's policies and more about his character.