Sentence examples for issues chosen from inspiring English sources

The hazard of Penn's service-sector politics lies not in positions picked but in issues chosen to begin with.

Its video is part of the A Million Hands campaign, which aims to mobilise the association's 500,000 members to tackle four social issues chosen by its young people, namely mental health, disability, clean water and dementia.

Several other studies produced mixed results with choline, GABA, and glutamate, probably influenced by methodological issues, chosen brain areas or differences in subpopulations of individuals with the disorder (Bustillo 2013).

Between 2004 and 2008 Wildside also reissued three of the original magazines in facsimile format; the issues chosen were dated March and October 1932, and January 1933.

Across all the participants, the median number of correct issues chosen was two of the five (mean 2.4, range 1 5).

Using the independent samples Kruskal-Wallis test, the number of correct issues chosen was compared in Exercise 1, and the score value assigned was compared in Exercise 2. All the statistical tests were conducted in IBM SPSS Statistics V.21.

Most of the time presidents don't pick the foreign policy issues they want to tackle — the issues choose them.

Not only do they not search for the shortest article, some of them have had issues choosing just one.

Mr. Mercer, an expert in business transition issues, chose an ESOP as a good way to buy out his partner and start moving management of his valuation and advisory firm to the next generation of managers.

His campaign said that he had decided not to attend debates dealing with single issues, choosing instead to face off against Mrs. Clinton on televised forums that cover a broad range of topics.

Which ones should equity investors looking for defensive issues choose?