Sentence examples for issues disparate from inspiring English sources

I listened to the presentations from a group of enterprise startup execs about the usual fare: tackling healthcare issues, disparate data sources and the need for better IT services.

So far, courts across the country have issued disparate rulings on whether cities can hold gun manufacturers responsible.

TB's memo: There are a clutch of issues - seemingly disparate - that are in fact linked.

The current public advocate — and Democratic mayoral nominee — Bill de Blasio, used the office as a platform for issues as disparate as campaign finance and water bills.

More than with most recent presidents, Bush's instincts at home drove him toward bipartisan compromise on issues as disparate as the budget and the environment.

Shorten faced questions on issues as disparate as union delays on building projects, the rising suicide rate, the backpacker tax (remember that?) and Labor's mistakes in the Kevin Rudd Julia Gillard years.

The panel, which has investigated issues as disparate as the Opioid health crisis, mental health and nuclear waste, had spent several months gathering information about Nassar's abuse and that of coaches in other sports.

Their unconventional creative efforts -- on issues as disparate as Parkinson's disease, birth defects, suicide prevention and vision impairment -- have another audience, too: the so-called gatekeepers in the media who determine which few public service announcements will benefit from free time and space among the many that are pitched.

There was the notorious 47% comment; the unending "birther" blather; openly racist remarks by John Sununu; suggestions that Latinos "self-deport"; and, of course, the truly vile comments about Sandra Fluke, and the Republicans' demonstrated lack of sympathy for women's issues as disparate as equal pay for equal work and contraception.

It is worth stressing that initial adoption or acceptance of ICT products and the continued use of such systems are two separate issues requiring disparate attention and emphasis (Davis, 1989; Bhattacherjee, 2001).

The document that emerged from the raft of meetings between 200 American officials and their Chinese counterparts touched on issues as disparate as logging and scholarships for Americans students in China.