Sentence examples for issues are created from inspiring English sources

But not all school-related issues are created equal.

More generally, Herberg noted "a great many issues are created in a host country when people who have been born and brought up in other parts of the world enter, settle and integrate into that host society" [ 2].

As Steve Pfister, a senior vice president of the National Retail Federation, which represents merchants with more than 1.5 million stores, observed, "Internet tax issues are creating really strange bedfellows".

Pressure from organized labor, incumbents' nervousness about running for re-election in new districts, concern over inciting primary-election challenges and legislators' penchant for delay when facing politically treacherous issues are creating a strong headwind.

Paramount among other vital issues are creating the crime of aggravated D.W.I. (stiffer penalties for driving with a blood alcohol content of.16 or higher); permanent license revocation for persistent D.W.I. offenders; and carrying out a statewide ignition interlock program.

Rapidly changing and increasingly complex business issues are creating key shift in organizations and the manner in which they do business (Sev, 2009).

When the expected yield was too high, two issues were created.

All these issues were created, or exacerbated, by George W Bush's decision to invade.

Some of these issues were created by the new federal law, which was meant to make voting more reliable.

Ms. Russell's position, ambassador at large for global women's issues, was created by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton in 2009 to elevate one of Mrs. Clinton's longtime causes.

We can also observe that the three recommended issues were created before the original query.