Sentence examples for issues in a series of from inspiring English sources

Inform students that The New York Times is addressing class issues in a series of articles titled Class Matters.

Allsopp has long defended the rights of mothers who choose to stay at home, and has staked her claim as an authority on 'domestic issues' in a series of TV programmes, such as Kirstie's Homemade Home and Kirstie's Handmade Britain.

What kind of hardship, if any, might it place on you, and why? 4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: At the end of class, explain to students that The New York Times is addressing class issues in a series of articles titled Class Matters, including the article they just read.

Even a €90m ($119m) aid package to tackle regional climate change pledged earlier this year by the European Union has done little to tamp down its fears.The leaders of countries as far afield as Barbados and Grenada joined Tuvalu in raising the alarm over the issue in a series of impassioned speeches to the United Nations General Assembly last month.

Congress, led in part by women on the Senate Armed Services Committee, is trying to grapple with the issue in a series of legislative proposals that are intended to crack down on offenders and keep commanders from reversing guilty verdicts in sexual assault convictions, which happens very rarely.

Baker v. Nelson prevents the lower federal courts from engaging in the ordinary process of wrestling with a contentious issue in a series of cases before the Supreme Court finally weighs in.

Experts and politicians are due to present their arguments on everything to do with the issue in a series of events lasting two months and officially charged with laying "the foundation for the creation of specific public policy".

We addressed this issue in a series of postmenopausal patients presenting with primary hormone receptor-positive breast cancer, who had all received adjuvant tamoxifen therapy.

As tumours with microsatellite instability (MSI) may confound the effect of S-CRC methylation on outcome, we addressed this issue in a series of CRC characterised by BRAF and MS status.

Bogotános' frustration with these issues exploded in a series of riots, the most recent of which, in March 2012, left five of the system's stations "completely destroyed".

The Federal Election Commission -- three Republicans and three Democrats, most of them proudly hostile to campaign reform -- opened up the original soft-money loopholes for issue ads in a series of rulings years ago that the McCain-Feingold law was intended to close.