Sentence examples for issue reappears from inspiring English sources

However, as soon as a constituency is confronted with manifest right-wing incidents (right-wing extremist group meetings, racist assaults or violence against individuals and groups), the issue reappears in the political sphere.

The Olympic medallist tore his tricep in April and only returned to training recently, but the issue reappeared during a warm-up on Thursday.

He continued his bowling until the issue reappeared during Pakistan tour to England in 1962; the controversy ended his international career at the age of 23.

Due to sunset provisions on parts of the Patriot Act — law on which much surveillance is based — reform is sure to be an issue that reappears early in the next Congress.

If the issue of crime reappears as a political perennial this campaign season, it will probably be personified by an executive in a thousand-dollar suit rather than a scowling Willie Horton lookalike.

[C4.] A Case for No Sales Tax at All The proposed Bush tax cut is getting all the attention, but another tax issue has recently reappeared in the halls of Congress: the thorny problem of how to collect sales taxes on the Internet.

The Hola! article has not been taken down, and visitors to hola.com will find he and Preysler graced the 1 July issue's cover and reappeared on holiday this week, with the literary grandee showing no sign of displeasure at being photographed and joining the media spectacle his book disdains.

The problem of race in scientific research is not a new one, and the issue seems to perpetually reappear and remain fundamentally unresolved [ 8].

However, issues suppressed can reappear in different guises after having been adjusted to the dominant frame, or survive without being really processed.

In 2008, Anarky reappeared in an issue of Robin authored by Fabian Nicieza, with the intention of ending this period of obscurity.

This may be due to linguistic features of our wordings or to experiential shifts of the participants, such that they only recognized the issue of hope as it reappeared, rather than as something that was absent.