Sentence examples for issue that began from inspiring English sources

Its aim was to win full citizenship for women, starting with suffrage, an issue that began amassing support in the United States in the eighteen-forties.

Under a no-doubt-about-it headline -- "Meet Mr. Mayor: It's Not Easy Being Mark Green" -- Paper magazine, a kind of guide to downtown fashion and night life, ran a column in its December-January issue that began: "Mayor Mark Green.

The potential conflict between the executive order and the convention was a sleeping issue that began to stir in February, when Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld told the House Armed Services Committee that he was trying to find legal ways to use nonlethal weapons in Iraq.

We had a temporary issue that began yesterday with a server that generated DRM code for some apps being downloaded.

This editorial describes a 25-paper special issue that began with a symposium at EcoSummit 2016 in Montpellier France in August/September 2016 with a focus on ecological engineering principles applied to the development of large-scale sustainable landscapes and catchments.

If you'll excuse my descending into cliche, the issue that began in Ferguson, Mo .is moving beyond racism to the present-day penchant of police departments to apply military thinking to civilian life.

The boom in US biotechnology issues that began a year ago multiplied IBT's asset value as the imminence of the completion of the human genome project spurred on some remarkable gains.

— Dan] "It's the sun, stupid," is probably how James Carville would summarize the message of Daniel G. Nocera, a chemist and professor of energy at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, when he addressed a meeting on environmental issues that began in Aspen Wednesday night.

The move, in line with market expectations, accelerated a rally in Treasury issues that began earlier in the session after the government reported sluggish economic growth at the end of 2000.

The consecrations come at a time of great internal stress within American Christianity over cultural issues that began to emerge in the 1960's, like the leadership role of women and the rights of gays.

Newton stuck by dubstep, but he wasn't blind to the issues that began to surface within the music as a result of its merger with the more aggressive and overly indulgent sounds from overseas.