Sentence examples for issues driven from inspiring English sources

They must not be squandered on nonthreatening issues driven by fear or opportunism.

In response to serious public health issues driven by soda consumption, Mexico recently implemented a plan to tax soda.

The Maria Lenk arena has had its problems too, mainly focused on mosquito issues, driven by the fertile breeding ground of a nearby stagnant lagoon.

But its critics now claim that attention to these more contentious issues, driven by narrow cliques, not only diverts time and energy from core campaigns but, in the current media climate, actively hurts the NUS's credibility.

19 The simultaneous introduction of the regional controls and of the country-level characteristics is not possible due to multicollinearity issues, driven by low levels of variation in the Australian variables.

"I am seeing a ton of coverage of our recent issues driven by stereotypes of our employees and attacks against fantasy, strawman tech cos" wrote Facebook Chief Security Officer Alex Stamos on Saturday in a reeling tweetstorm.

Three main issues drove the election: corruption, the resumption of free education, and free health care.

What does it take to pay out a death benefit?" The thought that anyone — a competitor corporation, a government bureaucrat — would be indifferent to such issues drove him crazy.

But O'Malley's comments do underscore the quintessential debate that confronts Democrats every election cycle: Do cultural issues drive turnout or muddy the message?

These issues drove down interest and forced a drop in the share price from the planned $16 20 each to $14 each, representing a potential total sale value of $233 million £1500 million).

Despite Ms. Arnold's admission that her films are not issue driven, her characters move in a socially challenged world.