Sentence examples for issues evolving from from inspiring English sources

One of the key issues evolving from the Community Conversations was that a routine question about alcohol use should be asked of all pregnant women.

Ms. Windsor's life changed, too, over time as gay issues evolved from the personal to the political.

"Network security" and "national security" are merging into one, as the pressing security issues evolve from mainly privacy of communications to the very operation of the economic and industrial system on which we depend.

Like Kinley, he pointed to the political side of finance as the sector's major fault, pushing against the idea that human rights issues evolve from Wall Street itself.

A second set of issues evolves from unanticipated problems resulting from changes made during the reshaping stage.

As issues evolve and change, thoughtful legislators reassess.

After the vote, Reid told reporters that his views on the issue had evolved — from eight years ago, when Republicans held the majority and he led the fight to protect the filibuster.

The central issue here is that eubacteria with two membranes (negibacteria) arose first, with those having only one membrane (gram positives and archaebacteria; unibacteria) evolving from them.

Migration through the drift shadow zone and liquid flow through faults are two important issues that have evolved from current knowledge.

However, this can result in significant issues particularly as one evolves from being an individual achiever (say, as a junior member of a project team) to when we need to manage others, which requires us more to advise, assist, and assess, with a pragmatic understanding of organizational goals and ability to communicate diversely within the firm.

But it also raises some issues about how the industry evolves from here.