Sentence examples for issues extensively from inspiring English sources

"Job training is absolutely meaningless unless you have businesses that need them," said Neil Scott Kleiman, the director of the Center for an Urban Future, which has studied workforce issues extensively.

At NASA headquarters, Robert Mirelson, a spokesman, said that it should not come as a surprise that the board is taking management issues seriously, since the board has discussed such issues extensively and Admiral Gehman had made critical statements about the agency's management during Congressional hearings.

Google, on the other hand, tackles usability issues extensively, and is for example experimenting with a custom search engine for blind or visually challenged users.

I deal with all these issues extensively in my book Unlearning Liberty: Campus Censorship and the End of American Debate, which officially comes out on paperback tomorrow.

The two key issues extensively investigated are the evaluations of parameter estimations and hypothesis testing.

And today the paper has covered the issue extensively once again," he said.

Credit-linked notes are very popular and have been issued extensively by European banks.

Edward Rubin, an architect and co-chairman of the land-use committee of Community Board 6, has studied the issue extensively.

Mr. Bush and House Republican leaders plan to talk about that issue extensively during the August recess and in September.

Most Web site operators are reluctant to discuss the issue extensively for fear of baiting hackers, who might interpret their comments as a challenge.

I just wanted to note that the editorial and Op-Ed pages of the Times, which are under my authority, have actually covered this issue extensively.