Sentence examples for issue feeds from inspiring English sources

"This currency issue feeds into domestic politics in both countries," says Eswar Prasad, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.

The piece mentioned how the traffic issue feeds into the political debate about "broadband policy," but only in passing — and intentionally so.

Beyond that, in the view of some Republicans, the issue feeds into the criticism that surfaced in the early 1990s — that the military should not be a laboratory for social engineering.

Indeed, since education financing largely drives the rise in state and local taxes, the issue feeds another Schundler argument: that Mr. McGreevey, if elected, would be another Jim Florio, the one-term Democrat who famously raised taxes $2.8 billion to improve education.

This issue feeds into so much of our society, and the effects are all around us.

And our number one health issue feeds the greedy machine of diet products to the tune of more than $60 billion a year in products, services, plans and foodlike substances.

"You're making parking easier for the wealthy," Charlie O'Hanlon, owner of Charlie's Place, a motorcycle service shop, said at the meeting, adding that well-heeled drivers have little issue feeding meters, while it is a financial burden for others.

Even so, some saw Jonathan's statement as a bid to wash his hands of a homegrown issue feeding off poverty and unemployment.

None of the homeless people I talked to had an issue feeding themselves: water, shelter, and clothes were some of the real challenges.

"It's pretty astounding, the extent of this issue," Feeding America's Ellie Krieger told HuffPost Live's Jordan Freeman, citing a statistic of one in five children as being "food insecure".

Councillors get just a minor rap on the knuckles for talking about bombing their sites and even Channel 4, which has made laudable strides on coverage of disability issues, feeds the stereotypes with freak-show programmes.