Sentence examples for issues burns from inspiring English sources
Today, Doctors Without Borders and the French domestic volunteer organization, Médecins du Monde, or Doctors of the World, treat refugees at a clinic five days a week for hypothermia, upper-respiratory problems, hygiene-related issues, burns and wounds sustained from trying to jump onto moving trucks.
Among the highlights of Ingrid Sischy's profile of Calvin Klein for Vanity Fair's April issue: Burning the Midnight Self-Tanner Nowewe understand why all Posh did on the Spice Girls tour was wobble around and lip synch: she was lining up a press assault that would sap the strength of even someone who ate solid food.
And in contrast to a lot of the sort of issues that burned brightly but burned out, this was a sustained bad-news story for some time.
As data quality improves, detailed analysis of mortality data will allow COBIS to identify contributing issues affecting burns patients.
An Australian republic may not be the issue that burns foremost in our national social and political consciousness.
When it comes to government spending and bailouts, the issue that burns the hottest among conservatives these days, the candidates came alive with stinging rebukes of policies that all began in the Bush years.
Am I going to be South Africa's first literary redundancy as it were?" But Mr. Fugard said a nagging sense of his own mortality persuaded him to return his attention to the stories and issues that burn here.
Limited to a print run of 400 for each issue, it burns through major characters with an uncommon exuberance, with Fiffe channelling pioneering artists like Jack Kirby and Walter Simonson to create wildly ambitious layouts.
Yet it is particularly among this cadre that issues of burn-out and relatively low salaries appeared most problematic.
Who has issued the burn notice and why?
Henry VIII, waffling and zigzagging on the issue, still burned translations smuggled into England from Europe in bales of dry goods.
