Sentence examples for issue has caught from inspiring English sources

The issue has caught the attention of the California State Assembly's Committee on Aging and Long-Term Care. Long-Term Care

The issue has caught the attention of the European Commission, which is expected to issue a preliminary paper on plastic waste this spring.

That last issue has caught the attention of Orel Hershiser, the former Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher and current baseball analyst for ESPN.

The issue has caught the attention of state legislators as they seek ways to slow the increasing cost of drugs paid for by Medicaid programs, which provide health care to the poor.

Never before have a majority of voters in any state elected to legalize same-sex marriage, but polls in Maryland, Maine and Washington suggest that majorities there do indeed support it, and the issue has caught fire nationally in a whole new way over the last year.

What's more, the issue has caught the attention of world leaders, who discussed it at recent summits and will return to it at the United Nations General Assembly later this year.

The race, and that issue, have caught the attention of national conservative groups like American Crossroads, of which Karl Rove is a founder and informal adviser.

Although Mr. Sundeen said that many proposals had had been defeated, he noted that 19 states besides New Jersey required that the police note cell phone use on accident reports, an indication the issue had caught the public imagination.

"I quickly commented, 'More than 100 pounds was a rough guess, I don't have the hard figures.' " Mr. Bailinson, who said he liked to spread Nutella on sandwiches, had his own explanation for why the Nutella issue had caught on.

Here's where I joined the climb: What developments or issues have caught your attention?

These issues have caught the interest of some researchers, and the capacity of conventional MIMO systems (without AS) under the described limitations and circumstances was investigated, among others, in [12 17].