Sentence examples for issue to impress from inspiring English sources
As in many other Arab countries, a woman married to a foreigner cannot pass her Lebanese nationality on to her children.In the past, dictators tended to take ownership of the women's rights issue to impress the West.
(Mary lives nearby, runs a winery, and is engaged in enough food and farm justice issues to impress Wendell Berry).
No one would think to report similarly on U.S. ships transiting global waters of every sort (often with the urge to impress or issue a warning).
Discussing more explicitly about the ethical issues pertaining to a study, this chapter tries to impress upon clinical researchers that the science and ethics of clinical study cannot be separated.
He'll be looking to impress for his club to hopefully force the issue of selection for his country, with the 2015 World Cup now in touching distance".
The Oct. 16, 2015 issue of Science contains a central article, "Virtual Rat Brain Fails to Impress its Critics".
He has done little to impress Moyes so far, although he insists there are no issues with Sir Alex Ferguson's successor.
