Sentence examples for issues derived from inspiring English sources

The Republican positions on these political issues derived in great part from their belief that America was God's Chosen Nation and before His blessing could be fulfilled, the nation must be cleansed of its sins.

Then, attention has been paid to seismic vulnerability issues derived from nonlinear and dynamic analyses.

Especially, the safety issues, derived from metallic Li in anode, must be overcome.

We present a short overview of some tools for Space Weather issues, derived from middle/low latitude cosmic ray measurements in the past.

Non-trivial issues derived from the difference between user-mode and system emulation, and our approaches to addressing them are also described.

The growing worldwide energy consumption and consequent raising in concerns on environmental issues derived from excessive reliance on fossil fuels are prompting to develop renewable energy sources, e.g., solar and wind energy systems.

"During my time as the president of the Latin American Society at Kingston, the campaigns I organised were related to environmental issues deriving from extractive activities and indigenous rights in Latin America," says Casanova.

Analysts arguing that a 'global system of industrial relations' is emerging must take account of such issues deriving from trade unionism's global heterogeneity.

To this purpose, the feasibility of this study is complicated by the privacy issues deriving from accessing private information about users habits (such as the frequency of interaction with their friends), which limit our range of study.

One layer of environmental justice issues involves those people living in host communities that are within a 50-mile radius of a NPP, who face environmental justice issues deriving from the potential risks associated with the NPP and is made evident when comparing these groups with their counterparts that live outside of those areas (Tables 2, 3).

It's definitely worth evaluating where those issues derive from, but if they're prominent enough to affect your quality of life, they should be addressed.