Sentence examples for issue thinking from inspiring English sources

"I didn't understand why it wasn't more of a heated issue, thinking about changing the Constitution".

Ament suggested the concept of the video inspired by the Vanity Fair Comedy Issue, thinking it would be a variant on traditional press interviews.

But whereas you think your issue is not accepting that your kids won't measure up, I think your issue is thinking that they don't measure up in the first place.

It is necessary to make the business case to show that it is relevant or solves an industry issue but thinking laterally about the wider advantages can also help.

Several Asian countries have solved the infrastructure issue by thinking completely out of the box – and opting for Maglev technology, which uses completely different tracks.

At issue in thinking about these differences are questions about the importance of key values such as sovereignty and human rights, as well as the question of how best to create stability in the face of social unrest.

And so for me, that became an issue of thinking first what would drive people to go into the Foreign Service, what would drive people to work for the State Department.

Still, marketing and maintenance issues are thinking kind of small.

People simply do not spend much time learning about political issues or thinking through their own positions.

"They caused restrictions and issued threats, thinking that the Iranian nation cannot achieve nuclear energy," the official Islamic Republic News Agency quoted him as saying.

Randi Weingarten, president of the United Federation of Teachers, said that she came away from a meeting with the cardinal -- during which they agreed and disagreed on various educational issues -- thinking that he was strong-willed but elegant: "a born leader".