Sentence examples for issue have fallen from inspiring English sources

But attempts to force the issue have fallen flat.

As the president's job performance numbers and ratings on his handling of virtually every domestic issue have fallen below 50percentthethe Democratic base has become demoralized, and Independents have gone from his source of strength to his Achilles Heel, it's time to reflect on why.

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The issue has fallen off the top-level Democratic agenda since then.

In Alaska, the issue has fallen by the wayside as well, and the state's legislature has already adjourned for the year.

Its shares fell 20,000 yen, or about $130, to close at 1,180,000, the first time the issue had fallen below its initial offering price of 1,197,000 in 1987.

Still, White House officials indicate the issue has fallen down their priority list, as they struggle to push health-care legislation through Congress.

Since the beginning of 2013, when he began to push Congress to enact comprehensive immigration reform, his approval rating on the issue has fallen 18 points.

They did, however, say last week that the issue has fallen for consideration by, of all things, the audit and remuneration committee, at its meeting on Monday.

Since 2007 the circulation of the Big Issue has fallen from 167,000 to less than 125,000.Meanwhile the rise of internet shopping has lured potential magazine-buyers away from the high street.

However, the number of complaints about the issue has fallen in recent years amid other changes to regulations, such as forcing companies to display their number when calling customers.