Sentence examples for issue informing from inspiring English sources

Leadership can change public opinion, and this shifting point of view may become even more pronounced if the Assembly Democrats wage an intense debate on the issue, informing people of the facts -- and of the shortcomings of the bills awaiting action in the Legislature.

In its latest earnings call, Apple repeatedly brought up lower product margins as a reason for more cautious guidance on the next quarter, and it's possible that at the time this was a key issue informing that outlook.

A key issue informing the decision about the acceptability of provider incentives is to define the goal to be achieved.

Another issue informed by toxicokinetic data is whether TCE carcinogenicity depends on route of exposure, given that the vast majority of the available epidemiologic data are from inhalation exposures to TCE.

Exit polls found that voters were dissatisfied with both President Barack Obama and Congress, and that a majority of Americans ranked the economy as one of the most important issues informing their vote.

The PU-QOL can be used for: effectiveness intervention research where improvement and/or deterioration in HRQL is measured; promoting patient-clinician communication (i.e. flag issues); informing changes to treatment; facilitating priority setting and patient care and PU management decisions and assessing the care given from the patient's perspective.

I think a full and open debate on these issues, informed by all the available evidence and data, is entirely positive.

Artists such as Anohni – probing gender issues, informed by performance art and politics – can expect to be automatically confined to the margins, no matter how lambent their melodies or universal their lyrics.

To this end, it is remarkable that Skins was imported over from England at all: class issues inform a lot of the characters' background and perception, which is difficult to translate for American audiences.

"He will bring to his new position a deep understanding of technical accounting issues informed by a broad appreciation of the larger environments in which the FASB operates, which he developed during his years as both a staff member and as a board member," said Jeffrey J. Diermeier, the chairman of the Financial Accounting Federation, which appoints members of the board.

Typically, we think of policymakers looking to scientists for advice on issues informed by science.