Sentence examples for issue worthy from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, the status of women was seen as a "soft" issue — worthy but marginal.

We consider the potential of stem cell research a public health issue worthy of the State of Connecticut's support.

And when it comes to widening access and promoting participation, there can be more no greater issue worthy of institutions coming together.

If you don't think this is an issue worthy of a presidential campaign, consider the scandalous way that women are treated in the military and the fact that the winner of this election will become the commander in chief.

On the "deficit" – the ubiquitous term that Cameron and Osborne have managed skilfully to make the only economic issue worthy of consideration – I note a new informal alliance linking Labour, the Liberal Democrats (Vince Cable speaks for many of his party's supporters in his genuine alarm at the Conservatives' plans), the SNP and the Greens.

"I feel it's hardly an issue worthy of comment because why shouldn't a player come out and say that they're gay? "Particularly with a sport that is as expressive and tough as rugby league, I think there is a presupposition that would suppose that people who were gay would not be playing it, but that's just not right".

These are fundamental issues, worthy of careful deliberation.

Our "salaried bourgeoisie" psyche demands we support issues worthy of our mighty intellects, issues where we could change the course of human history.

Honesty compels one to observe that most voters find stories about sleaze interesting if deplorable, and stories about "real issues" worthy but boring.

Fifa claimed this week that an FA report into those allegations, by James Dingemans QC, completely cleared all four men of any issues worthy of consideration by its ethics committee.

A recent Pew research poll found that 80% of African American and 50% of Hispanic Americans felt the Michael Brown killing raised important issues worthy of discussion.