Sentence examples for issue to be noticed from inspiring English sources

Another issue to be noticed is the level of crop specialization, which is significantly higher in FG-BA area (exceeding the 60%% of total arable land) and lower in BO-FE area, where the crop only covers one third of the total arable land.

Is that what it takes for a humanitarian issue to be noticed?

Mr. Adler, who describes himself as a friend of Mr. Gormley as well as a colleague on the Judiciary Committee, said the senator's recent forays into the spotlight have had more to do with the issues than with any desire to be noticed.

The reluctance of the politicians to favour or endorse rights arguments on this issue has been noticed in most countries struggling to create space for all sexual identities.

The other big issue he's noticed is an increase in driving high because people are forced to drive to other jurisdictions to pick up their weed.

The issue had first been noticed by programmers in the 1950s, but had been ignored.

An issue is noticed, called out respectfully (extremely respectfully), and change is made for the better.

LJ: Most certainly, I think that candidates running from cameras and not speaking about the issues has been noticed.

Risks arise when environmental goals do not take account of safety and when safety issues are noticed only after an accident happens instead of beforehand.

Occasional technical issues were noticed during the experiment for interacting within the AR environment in such conditions.

If you are noticing issues related to boredom, whining, and decreased attention spans, consider eliminating (or at least minimizing) the time your child spends watching television or playing with electronic devices.