Sentence examples for issue flourishing from inspiring English sources

The meth trade is by its very nature a modern issue flourishing on these fringes where the "outside world" meets the still-undiscovered corners of the mountains where production can occur.

Benchley tackled issues ranging from careless reporting to European fascism, and the publication flourished.

Analyzing and then describing an illness wrongly results in faulty treatment that can cause severe problems while allowing the underlying real issues to flourish.

While the U.S. government cannot recreate the technology behind it, it can allow certain technologies to flourish, issue new drilling permits, and adopt other policies, such as comprehensive new immigration policies, which will create the ecosystem required for success.

The life issue cannot flourish in a culture of misogyny and sexual degradation.

The life issue cannot flourish when you have people calling for the torture and murder of innocent non-combatants.

The life issue cannot flourish when you have people who have given up on the idea that character matters.

The couple would go on to have four further children, and his two illegitimate issue with Henrietta also flourished in the happy household.

Of course, the issue is this transformation is taking longer than some of us had hoped, and the company isn't exactly flourishing in the meantime.

In many African countries that are only now cultivating flourishing technology industries, there is a unique opportunity to right this critical wrong before it even becomes an issue.

But a flourishing democracy enables people to do something about these shortcomings corruption was one of Chen's principal campaign issues.