Sentence examples for issue changing from inspiring English sources

Another issue changing the landscape is that the demographics of Asian Americans have shifted as more are born and raised in the United States, weakening the acculturation argument.

Reversing climate change sounds, to me, a lot like trying to overcome HIV/AIDS -- at the heart of the struggle is psychology and politics: changing the behavior of individuals who feel untouched by an issue, changing the behavior of politicians who have electoral incentives to encourage destructive behavior.

6 The lack of specific tests, gradual loss of memory, health issues changing memory; 34 the absence of exact pathological changes in the brain; 12 and the lack of similar signs and symptoms make it more difficult to diagnose MCI.

Tourists enjoying the Greek sunshine while the country's fate hangs in the balance in Brussels say they are having stock up on euros in cash before arriving and report some issues changing British pounds at banks.

The questions ranged from social issues (changing independence day to 3 July, abolition of the death penalty) to the national constitution.

Hard to miss how this neatly condenses most of McCain's pet issues: "pro-sex" conservatism, body-image issues, changing the perceptions of the GOP, double standards, Aaron Schock's hotness (link to her Daily Beast item strategically included)..

The themes included collaborative issues, changing of withholding decisions which were already made, and unnecessary postponement of withdrawing therapy decisions.

Some therapists, particularly Jungian analysts, take issue with changing nightmares' content, arguing that dreams send crucial messages to the waking mind.

Yoder then tried to distract from the issue by changing the subject, asserting that "In the past, the Times has supported undercover work".

That slump was due to a number of issues from changing management companies, equipment issues and of course, the widely publicized split from tennis great Caroline Wozniacki.

Though many universities in the United States are exploring the issue of changing demographics, "in New Jersey the change is very dramatic," Dr. Raphael said.