Sentence examples for issues generated from inspiring English sources

Berg seems to be interested in the complicated moral issues generated by war.

A cleverly tailored service matching motivational psychologists to 52 Primary and 9 Secondary Schools dealing with a wide range of different issues generated excellent feedback from teachers, parents and children".

While the issue of payroll saving and employer collaboration enjoyed widespread support at the seminar, other issues generated much more heated debate: in particular, the idea of third-party capital.

News coverage has focused on the immediate issues generated by the stampede to bicycles: pedestrian-vs.-cyclist wars in some neighborhoods; the sudden discovery by the police that cyclists can be ticketed just as motorists are.

Our conversation begins with an excellent CRISPR primer before traversing some fascinating questions about gene-editing patent litigation around the world, licensing issues, and the broader array of regulatory issues generated by such emerging technologies.

They will be scaled to deal with the array of issues generated by globalization: the vast increases in the flow of capital, technology, information, goods, culture and even peoples that have been the signature creation of the post-World War II era.

I saw in my district how much anger these issues generate.

There are, very clearly, structural issues generating excess savings in China.

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If it's fair to say that most cycling issues generate a vigorous debate, and helmet compulsion is perhaps the most vexed and passionately argued of all.

The flood of dollars from just a single interest of modest size illustrates just how high the stakes are in this year's health care negotiations, and how even sideline issues generate intense lobbying.