Sentence examples for issue to examining from inspiring English sources

The MIT Sloan Management Review devotes much of its current issue to examining innovation and management lessons from China.

- If you're in the mood to get in-depth and long-form this week,  Outlook magazine has devoted much of their latest issue to examining corruption in the form of "sexual abuse, forced abortions, suicides, even murder" emanating from the Catholic church in the Indian state of Kerala.

But he said it certainly was now a fair issue to examine.

Mr. Fuller said the broader issue to examine was how schools in poor areas improved compared with those in more affluent areas.

Quantitative discussion of the response of the probe potential to the total flux of precipitating auroral particles remains a future issue to examine.

We need to delve into the core of the issue to examine Tehran's possible reaction in the following weeks.

During my stay in Zanzibar, a small and developing island just off the Tanzanian coastline, access to water was an especially compelling issue to examine.

Moby and Miyun brought together fifteen leading voices on this issue to examine the food industry from different perspectives--including farming, workers' rights, science, environmental sustainability, food business, and animal welfare advocacy.

An important issue to examine is what makes them differ.

This may be an important issue to examine in future studies.

There were several difficult issues to examine in determining the digital strategy for The Times.