Sentence examples for issue it goes from inspiring English sources

While the mayor's vast wealth graphically illustrates the issue, it goes beyond him.

Education is a big political issue – it goes to the heart of what sort of society and young people we create.

These days, whenever Congress feels the yen for a good old-fashioned debate about a hot-button social issue, it goes for guns.

The problem is far broader than a border control issue; it goes to the heart of the way in which we collectively protect and assist refugees and displaced populations.

"Such an allegation has the same legal result as alleging that accused directly and proximately caused the deaths". In these cases where the cause of death is at issue, it goes beyond the "common experience and knowledge of a reasonable person" barometer: medical authority is required.

"If people don't keep talking about the issue, it goes out of people's consciousness.

"If we're not have any security issues, it goes a long way," she said, stressing that continued access for the response would help drive down the rising number of cases.

"The Grand Prix is a uniting force and that is the view of the majority of people in Bahrain, including the opposition and we look forward to this race helping Bahrain deal with the issues it went through".

The VHS box set went out of print, the show stopped being rerun on cable, a season one DVD set finally came out in 2001 and then the company issuing it went out of business.

Price As possibly the most important issue - it goes without saying that no strapped student wants to overspend - it's dissatisfying to conclude that there's no final verdict: all four contestants fare pretty similarly when it comes to price.

(The American Academy of Pediatrics reviews each issue before it goes to print).