Sentence examples for issues high from inspiring English sources

The bakers and their allies have a different set of overriding issues: high commodity prices.

The bank also issues high visibility bankcards to facilitate their use at ATMs and with chip and pin devices.

These attitudes are not to be swept under the carpet, but are these issues high up on the agenda for British Muslims?

So last year I asked Allen to write two reports that would get these issues high up on the public agenda.

Both of these initiatives were generated to hit the No. 1 and No. 2 customer satisfaction issues: high fuel prices and long wait lines.

Other issues high on the agenda are the regulation of the global financial system and the vexed question of how to moderate bonuses handed to bankers.See article.

But "the places where judges tend to look most political and seem most concerned about re-election are high-profile criminal issues, high-profile social issues -- abortion for example," she said.

Chris Albrecht, HBO's president of original programming, said that Mr. Star's success on television rested in part on his ability to deal with real issues: high-schoolers coping with teenage angst and sexuality ("Beverly Hills 90210"), young people struggling to forge careers ("Melrose Place") and successful women in their 30's searching for happiness ("Sex and the City").

Frequently patients with plantar fascia pain will need to correct issues higher up in their kinetic chain.

Forty-five percent of them ranked values issues highest; 17percentt chose the war in Iraq; and 12percentt cited illegal immigration.

Labour's role has become, like that of Ukip, to put certain issues higher up the agenda.