Sentence examples for issues is growing from inspiring English sources
Marina Warner: Direct action on specific issues is growing everywhere because it's fast becoming the effective way to influence policymaking.
Awareness of these issues is growing and acknowledging the problem is the first step to improving current practices and identifying solutions.
Debate over these issues is growing as Congress approaches a 30 September deadline to pass a new farm bill – a sweeping piece of legislation that covers a wide range of issues, including the bulk of international food aid.
"We know one of the world's biggest issues is growing inequality and what you see is that Jim Kim is behaving like the 1%." But frustration had been brewing within the bank for months – and not just about jobs and salaries.
Interest in triads and triadic research settings for the study of inter-organizational issues is growing.
With the growing ubiquity of the Internet and its growing importance in the everyday life, the need to address computer security issues is growing.
Both Mack and Alfonse D'Amato, who also sat on the committee and took a keen interest in housing issues, were growing increasingly frustrated with Lazio's intransigence and his insistence on symbolic issues.
External environmental accounting was developed because environmental issues were growing in importance and conventional financial accounting did not separately identify, classify and measure environmentally related impacts on the economic situation of companies (Schaltegger et al., 2003).
