Sentence examples for issue of loss from inspiring English sources

"Apropos of the season," Walter said to the issue of loss.

In another strand, the highly contentious issue of "loss and damage", by which developing countries stricken by the effects of severe weather would receive assistance, was moving towards compromise.

In another strand of the fortnight-long talks, the highly contentious issue of "loss and damage", by which developing countries stricken by the effects of severe weather would receive assistance, was moving towards a possible compromise.

Some developing countries also want to resurrect the issue of "loss and damage", which some interpret as compensation to poor countries from the rich for the effects of climate change, such as an increase in the number or intensity of typhoons and hurricanes.

"Significant progress" would also need to be made in Lima, he said, on the Green Climate Fund (a mechanism to transfer money from the developed to the developing world), the issue of "loss and damage" (whether rich countries should pay poor ones for damage caused by climate change) and a UN scheme to tackle emissions caused by forests being cleared.

In one session, the Alliance of Small Island States was seen to be fighting the United States on the issue of loss and damage, a proposal that was ultimately adopted and would pave the way for heavy emitters to be held financially liable for the effects of climate change in developing countries affected by climate change (For those interested, here's a short primer).

Under the threat of new epidemics, an infectious disease designated hospital has to face the issue of losses in its operating performance.

The issue of losses to follow up and achieving high levels of glycemic control are well known problems facing DM programs worldwide – both in industrialized and Low and Middle Income countries.

"I'm not saying there aren't some issues of loss when a child is placed out of their culture.

"Diminished Capacity" touches earnestly on heart-heavy issues of loss: loss of memory, of love and, perhaps because of the local angle, of (or rather by) the Chicago Cubs.

Though the terrorist attacks are never mentioned, the programs touch on issues of loss and fear, as well as how to contend with bullies and people (and puppets) from different backgrounds.