Sentence examples for issues capable of from inspiring English sources

Alas, pre-K has joined the long list of issues capable of provoking partisan rage.

These were important issues, capable of dividing the electorate just as they divided the major parties in Congress.

One issue capable of destabilising Northern Ireland – controversial marches – is set to flare up again this weekend.

The large number of signatures required (beginning with the 1913 election, 9,399 signatures were required) meant that only an issue capable of galvanizing much of the province could lead to a referendum.

This action "sends a clear signal to colleges elsewhere that the two sides" of the faculty, which on many campuses are at odds over pay issues, "are capable of working together to remedy inequities in how they are treated," The Chronicle's Peter Schmidt writes.

All of these issues are capable of being resolved by a molecular phylogenetic analysis which achieves strong statistical support for major branches.

Shamefully, of course, the reason charities feel they have to deploy entertainers in this way is because the media – across the board, though to varying degrees – have become progressively less willing to highlight an issue, or capable of it, without a celebrity's involvement.

Its task is to find it advance issues & men capable of commanding a national majority in a national election & to raise money to do the job.

"He has an objective view about international issues and is capable of finding solutions," Kharazi told the Guardian by phone from Tehran.

Their radical positions on many issues aren't capable of unifying the country, and play into the hands of the Party of Regions in reinforcing the Soviet stereotype of western Ukrainians as "fascist," hostile, intolerant and dangerous.

HRQL restricts consideration to issues that are capable of influence by health services [ 57] and, consequently, misses many important aspects of a patient's QoL which may benefit from an improvement in health status.