Sentence examples for issues has gone from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush's clear lead on national security issues has gone with it.

Though momentous matters hang in the balance — whether Vladimir V. Putin will remain in power for another decade, and whether the state he constructed will be preserved or reformed — discussion of these issues has gone silent.

Over the past couple of years the idea of using female nudity to draw attention to social issues has gone mainstream.

"Addressing animal welfare issues has gone from an option to a necessity for any corporation in the food industry," Josh Balk, senior director of food policy at the Humane Society of the United States, told The Huffington Post. .

The government's consultation ends on Friday, but issues have gone unmentioned in the document.

But no-one should be fooled into thinking the issues have gone away.

He went on to say "the immediate safety issues have gone" and said he would be "keeping the unit under review".

There is little willingness to challenge the insanity of the Republican Party, so environmental issues have gone entirely ignored.

Over the last few years, environmental issues have gone from a niche topic debated by experts and activists, to mainstream debate, and have moved from philanthropy to become part of 'corporate social responsibility'.

The issue has gone back and forth in federal courts since the 1990s.

Lord Robertson's statement does not mean the issue has gone away.