Sentence examples for issue thought from inspiring English sources

It has become a major economic issue, thought to cost the metro area 3bn pesos (£45m) every day.

One issue thought to be of concern to the government in Paris is the proposed operation of golden shares for France, Germany and Britain.

The benefits of the technique, in the form of improved energy security and lower electricity prices, may therefore still outweigh the drawbacks (though the majority of participants in our recent debate on the issue thought otherwise).

Some fans of the series thought Marvel had jumped the gun; detractors and the online trolls with whom Cain said she had to deal for every issue thought the ending was something to celebrate.

There were two possible ways to look at this issue, thought the Court.

Simon Bowens, from the organisation, said: "Air pollution is often an issue thought of as affecting only the biggest cities. "The reality is that unacceptably toxic air can be found across much of the UK, even in smaller towns.

Since the midterm election, two bipartisan panels have issued thought-provoking plans.

Like, we issued thoughts in sentences and paragraphs instead of a series of social media convulsions?

I had never given the issue much thought, and honestly thought that applications merely accessed my information via my permission from Facebook itself — that the data was always on Facebook's side.

But NBC Sports has already given the issue some thought.

Both Israel and the United States should give the issue more thought.