Sentence examples for issues a sense from inspiring English sources

We can give these issues a sense of urgency.

In foreign policy issues, a sense of personal insult felt by Mr. Erdogan can incite drastic shifts, as it did in 2009 after Israel launched an offensive on Gaza just after the Israeli prime minister, Ehud Olmert, visited Turkey.

Community events attract the elderly -- folks with time to spare, opinions on issues, a sense of the importance of civic participation.

By focusing half the film on the activities of the activists, the filmmakers provide an entry point to the issue: a sense that ordinary people can have a voice against the tide of corporate cash, and a bit of personal drama as the activists sneak into shareholders meetings.

All these issues create a sense of transience.

"These two issues, in a sense, overwhelm all others.

Let's approach these issues with a sense of humility and ambivalence.

These issues gained a sense of urgency during the year owing to the continuing effects of the global economic crisis that began in 2008.

Still, one senior government official involved in intelligence issues described a sense of apprehension about what he believed would be a long, awkward lull ahead.

We really feel that one of the things that's needed in America's debate about social issues is a sense of human complexity".

These open issues require a sense of urgency for the proactive measures needed (in patching, artificial intelligence and elsewhere), if we are to be successful in our efforts to deal with them.