Sentence examples for issues has turned from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush's approval ratings have hovered at less than 50percentt for months, a level that has historically spelled trouble for incumbents, and public sentiment on the war in Iraq, among other issues, has turned against him.

With increasing interest in electron precipitation at energies high enough to impact the mesosphere and upper stratosphere directly, in addition to the now well-understood source of SPEs, one of the key issues has turned out to be how to estimate the electron input at these energies (approximately 100 keV to few MeV) into the atmosphere.

WASHINGTON -- Phelim McAleer, the Irish filmmaker who attacked Al Gore over global warming issues, has turned his sights on fracking.

Mr. Scilipoti, a former accountant, said that it might be possible that more small issues had turned up.

While he credits Mr. Eisen's efforts, he said that "these issues have turned out to be much more complex than people had supposed.

Troublesome and possibly criminal issues have turned up in an internal investigation of the mistaken release of a teenager suspected in the killing of a 7-year-old boy, the Essex County executive, Joseph N. DiVincenzo Jr., said today.

In White Plains, Mayor Joseph M. Delfino said that since he became mayor in 1998, speeding issues have turned into a main area of concern for him and that recent speeding complaints helped prompt a six-month-long "safe streets" traffic enforcement and education campaign last year.

But for some of these estates, the tax issue has turned out to be incredibly complex.

The issue has turned out to be salient in ways that I never expected.

Gazprom executives have been quick to belittle fracking's potential, and the issue has turned Putin into the world's most unlikely environmentalist.

Sullivan has been in post a mere matter of weeks, so her stance on this issue has turned heads and drawn praise.