Sentence examples for issues has emerged from inspiring English sources

JPMorgan, for all its lingering mortgage issues, has emerged from the financial crisis as one of Wall Street's most dominant banks.

The Ricci case, bristling with important issues, has emerged as the most controversial and puzzling of the thousands of rulings in which Judge Sotomayor participated, and it is likely to attract more questions at her Supreme Court confirmations hearings than any other.

The consideration of environmental issues has emerged as a topic of critical importance for today's globalized supply chains.

In the recent years, the usage of nanosystems for clinical issues has emerged, mainly because of their reduced structures and their proved characteristics, as antimicrobial activity.

Whereas the issues treated in section 3.1 affect the methodology of science, a different set of issues has emerged in connection to the nominalism-platonism debate in philosophy of mathematics.

Mr. Schwarzenegger had warned the Treasury Department that California might need an emergency loan to cover its expenses, but troublesome legal issues have emerged over such assistance, and the leaders emphasized to reporters the need to secure the borrowing.

On both sides, personal issues have emerged in this campaign.

As issues have emerged, federal regulators and lenders have worked together to address them.

But troubling issues have emerged, which many societies are not helping them address.

When extraneous issues have emerged in the campaign with which he is uneasy, his tactic has been to prevaricate.

"All sorts of issues have emerged over the introduction of languages in primary school which haven't really been resolved".