Sentence examples for issues built from inspiring English sources

Before even contemplating the issues built into this dynamic, consider the two aspects of the book that make its arguments overpowering.

At the same time, try to make some progress on the long-term spending issues built into our current retirement and health-care systems.

"At the end of the day, there are issues that people care about," Mr. Boehner said, "and I think we as a party have to have solutions to those issues built on Republican principles.

Community-specific issues built the LGBT smoking disparity, so community-specific strategies need to be used to eliminate that disparity.

The drug, she found, was not only effective at treating her physical pain, but also at temporarily freeing her of her emotional issues built up after years of abuse.

Discussions at the event highlighted that three critical issues look set to shape the way climate and other sustainability issues build tomorrow's financial system.

Such issues build to one perfectly rendered joke near the end involving Long John's confusion over what word goes at the front of the phrase that ends "is nine-tenths of the law".

Don't let issues build up until they boil over into a massive argument that divides the household.

When the restitution issue built up steam a few years ago, the Swiss Bankers Associationn said it could find fewer than 800 accounts belonging to Jews and others who were persecuted.

"We have met with every possible person we can regarding this issue, built the templates, sent in the requests, and we are waiting to see," said Hank M. Bounds, the Mississippi commissioner of higher education, speaking of the needs of Ms. Perry and other scientists.

"This rights issue builds on a number of actions we have been taking.