Sentence examples for issue emerging from from inspiring English sources
IF there is one national issue emerging from the hodgepodge of political campaigns that will take shape with primary elections in eight states on Tuesday, it is health insurance.
Thereafter, on account of co-learning instances with new research team members with a background in participatory action research, new assumptions were made and the agro-ecologists began to view nitrates no longer as a technical problem but rather as an issue emerging from interactions between ecological and human factors.
The need for a precise definition of response to treatment is another critical issue emerging from the survey.
The major issue emerging from the presentations is a low level of interest in IR in many areas of the world, which could primarily be related to the problem of turf battles.
An important issue emerging from these studies is the mechanism underlying such common variants.
A major issue emerging from the results of our study is the relevance of approaching the new to-be-implemented PRS tool to clinicians' values, needs and concerns.
That issue emerges from two recent studies and from California's decision last year to join 14 other states in freeing the nurses from a federal requirement that they be supervised by a physician.
"Structured products can become illiquid and pricing can be at the mercy of the issuer," says Pictet's Mr de Saussure.Another issue emerged from the collapse of Lehman Brothers.
To have an issue emerge from a trusted outside group and then have that issue enter the mainstream of the party is to build loyalists' trust in that outside group while building populists' trust in the party.
An important issue emerges from the broader literature in the context of these data and analyses.
