Sentence examples for issue they think from inspiring English sources

"A lot depends on each local authority and how much of an issue they think it is for their area," said Heather Wardle, head of the Gambling & Place Research Hub at the consultancy Geofutures.

The Senate voted today to bar companies that move to countries considered offshore tax havens from winning military contracts as Democrats stepped up their emphasis on an issue they think has growing political appeal.

But the past several days have also brought evidence of a subtle but broad strategic shift by Mr. Romney, one that many Congressional Republicans are concerned could divert attention from job creation, the issue they think will work best for the party.

The activists are focusing on an issue they think can bring Idahoans together: skirting their GOP-led legislature to make Idaho the next state to adopt Obamacare's Medicaid expansion.

The attacks were probably "meant to send a message," he said. . "We believe that the suspect or suspects has or have a grievance related to the Jehovah's Witness community, or about another issue they think is important," he wrote in an email.

GPs seem to have the communication skills to put both familiar and non-familiar patients at ease enabling them to freely raise any issue they think necessary.

By resolving the larger issue, they thought, the Free Basics question would sort itself out.

The recent violence has taught them that it may not be the election-winning issue they thought.

If Brexit is perhaps not the defining issue they thought it was, then trying to find other ways to stop more of their supporters drifting to Corbyn's Labour will be a challenge.

All those issues they think about.

"These stations are looking at issues they think need a much deeper dive than they are getting now," she said.