Sentence examples for issues embedded from inspiring English sources

There are few more politically charged issues embedded in the stimulus legislation than those that put limits on spending the money abroad.

"If the jury could not tell us what to think of Zimmerman, it had even less to say about the larger issues embedded in the case.

In my Matrix lecture, I will seek to illuminate some theoretical issues embedded in these partially parallel histories of political discourse and indeed humanism.

The students were judged on their ability to work as a team, to identify the issues embedded in the text, to come up with practical solutions and to convey their ideas.

Ruby's rendition of this twin set of journeys is engrossing, well paced, and sensitive to the larger issues embedded in the story — an adventure yarn that delivers more than it promises.

Based on a persuasion theory, this paper examines if policy issues embedded with persuasive features draw more attention, longer elaboration time and more participation.

Our issues embed in our tissues.

I'm only serving as a messenger here to remind you... Our issues embed in our tissues.

The teachers of problem-solving in personal medical issues embed a kind of thinking in our approaches to all kinds of issues.

In reality, this a complex issue, embedded in values, identity and marketing.

It's a typical social issue embedded in economic realities — those who need it the most are not able to prolong their work life.