Sentence examples for issue describing from inspiring English sources
Instead, lawmakers mainly struck hard on the lending issue, describing situations in which their constituents could not get loans.
I applaud your special issue describing the experiences of people who have moved to New York City (Sept . 17.
Perry will warn that the threat from climate change is the bigger issue, describing it as among "the greatest global challenges ever faced".
The renowned US magazine has included a lengthy feature about the billionaire tycoon in its latest issue, describing him as "Britain's Donald Trump" on its cover.
Maxine Levy Dallas, Nov. 2, 2010 To the Editor: After reading your Nov. 1 issue describing the contentious election battles, I came to the obituary for Theodore C. Sorensen.
Nebraska History magazine, published by the Nebraska State Historical Society, ran a cover story in its most recent issue describing the role of Senator Wherry, who was a Republican, in removing gays from the government at the height of McCarthyism.
The Washington Post, surveying the winter 1985 issue, described the magazine as "Hellenic, leftish, mandarin, impeccable".
Our special report in this issue describes a country whose revolutionary fire has been extinguished.
As our survey of the industry in this issue describes, it has chronic problems.
Two papers in this issue describe the differentiation of embryonic stem cells to definitive endoderm (p 1534; p 1542).
Another issue described works by denizens of the Judson Memorial Church gallery, a mecca of early performance art in New York.
