Sentence examples for issue strikes from inspiring English sources
The reason the I.R.S. issue strikes such a chord is there's so much distrust of government.
This issue strikes to the heart of what the NUS is for.
At the same time, the issue strikes many as a distraction from the brutality of Syria's war, where tens of thousands have been killed by conventional weapons.
The mirror-image issue strikes at something that I remember hearing in a graduate school seminar in post-colonial literature in the early 1990's.
As much as it would be a mistake to gauge the popular mood through the decisions of AFA's executive committee, it is no doubt the case that the issue strikes a chord here.
Moreover, 50%% of males and 43 % of females were worried about a technical failure of UTO and, although this is only half of the sample or less, this issue strikes as an area of greatest concern amongst the respondents out of the four areas listed on Fig. 7.
Our piece on the issue struck a chord with many readers.
This spring, the issue struck sparks in Bay Ridge, when Community Board 10 considered whether to join Operation Dumpster.
On Wednesday, the appellate court decided in Con Edison's favor on a single issue, striking down the law as a bill of attainder.
The issue struck such a chord that Kowalski soon received a phone call from Pinterest co-founder and CEO Ben Silbermann that turned into an hour-long conversation.
The issue struck a chord with Chairman and Chief Executive Robert Iger, who felt it was important for the company to make a strong statement on the legislation given Disney's presence in the state, said a person close to the studio unauthorized to comment publicly.
