Sentence examples for issues are being lost from inspiring English sources

They're both legitimate, but the real issues are being lost here".

The election has been so focused on terrorism and Boko Haram that other issues are being lost," she says.

And I worry that underneath all the glitter and glitz of things which happen in the city centre the wider issues of the city are being lost somewhere and, of course, if that was to be extended into the wider conurbation when we have a city region, it could be disastrous.

He notes that '… perhaps the greatest issue is that so much potential was being lost and systematically ignored' (Zakus 1998, p. 491).

"This turnaround is clearly coming because Bradley realizes he's been losing on the issues".

"For me, that's an important issue that's lost sometimes in that beautiful building over there".

With help from United States Department of Agriculture officials, the visa was finally issued, only to be lost by the courier en route to Ms. Weissert's office.

From a defense lawyer's perspective, Colonel David said, "the issue becomes what is lost, what is destroyed, what else has been destroyed and what else is out there that we are not aware of".

By contrast, a constitutional referendum in 2007, which included this issue, was lost because it was proposed along with more than 60 other measures – many of which were not understood, let alone supported, by the majority.

Nancy Willard, director of the Center for Advanced Technology in Education at the University of Oregon, said there was a deeper issue that had been lost in the debate over filters: blocking access to what children see does not prepare them for the unrestricted world that awaits them when they turn 18.

The weight issue has not been lost on Force Protection.