Sentence examples for issue which are from inspiring English sources

We're stuck and we're not talking about the real issue, which are incentives, behaviour and governance.

One's fear is that it's precisely these free exhibitions, the occasions when keepers work with the gallery's own holding to point up a theme or explore an issue, which are being sacrificed to the big paying show.

"I think they have also been surprised by the somewhat pedestrian nature of the theft charges," Mr. Levy said, "both the amounts at issue, which are relatively small, and the circumstances under which she is alleged to have stolen them".

In total, 13 articles were published in the special issue, which are described below in several categories.

More practical solutions developed to address this issue, which are already operational in different forms and cities are infomobility services, advanced public transport systems and mobility centers.

The articles in this special issue, which are primarily about migration and politics, drive forward research on social remittances by examining understudied areas such as Poland, Mali, the Ivory Coast, Tunisia, and Senegal.

He didn't understand the main issue, which was slavery.

Domestic violence is a complex issue, which is often misunderstood.

Saveur's "Mexico Issue," which was published in August, won for the best single-topic issue.

So there's another contemporary issue which was very much part of her life.

Bloomberg Markets is getting a redesign, effective with the November issue, which is due out on Friday.