Sentence examples for issue of particular interest from inspiring English sources
Combating human trafficking is an issue of particular interest to evangelical Christians, one of the most loyal blocs of Bush supporters.
Conversations with House members after the meeting tended to follow a similar pattern: lavish praise for Mr. Ridge, modest praise for the single-agency idea, and then a question about a specific issue of particular interest to a member.
Making the issue of particular interest to investors is the very real possibility that the debt securities of Fannie Mae and those other enterprises will replace the Treasury bond as the national or even worldwide benchmark for low-risk debt.
The evangelization of inactive Catholics -- what the Vatican calls new evangelization, to contrast it with missionary work -- is an issue of particular interest to Pope Benedict XVI and to Archbishop Dolan, who said earlier this week that it was the one issue he most wanted to be associated with as cardinal.
Turbulent transport, an issue of particular interest in gas-turbines, is also addressed.
The connection between their structure and inter-molecular interactions and lens transparency is an issue of particular interest.
"This will protect the nation-specific content on services in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland so ensuring coverage of issues of particular interest to the relevant nation," said Ofcom.
Mr. Petrow will answer questions about issues of particular interest to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, as well their straight friends, co-workers and family members.
He gave lip service in his speech to some issues of particular interest to Democrats and working families, like improvements in the public education system and a so-called patients' bill of rights.
In the focus groups of 500 swing women voters in battleground states, Mr. Garin said many voters did not know much about Mr. Romney's positions on issues of particular interest to women.
