Sentence examples for issues living from inspiring English sources

One image immediately comes to mind: a single 43-year-old burdened with mental health issues, living in a shoebox flat that costs £2,000 a month, scrolling obsessively through Tinder and tweeting about the latest Palace drop to an audience of desperately lonely peers.

One image immediately comes to mind: a single 43-year-old burdened with mental-health issues, living in a shoebox apartment that costs $2,500 a month, scrolling obsessively through Tinder, and tweeting about the latest Palace drop to an audience of desperately lonely peers.

Organ transplantation raises a number of ethical issues (living donation, gift exchange, incentives, etc).

When appropriate physician and patient can discuss health issues live via video conferencing.

To discuss these issues live, we'll be joined by Managed By Q's Dan Teran and Handy's Oisin Hanrahan.

This results in £15m being spent on a fund to help people with health issues live independently and free up hospital beds, while an extra £9.5m will provide robotic cancer treatment equipment and also on more telemedicine.

Most of the people starting movements and blogging about these issues live in the UK or other countries overseas.

First, people with complex health issues live at home and are cared for by family caregivers as aged care facilities are not available or accessible [ 13, 31].

The monthly videoconferences included discussions of site implementation activities and issues; live interactive educational sessions with content experts for each targeted care practice; and discussion of the overall improvement data.

"But the issue lived on," Ms. Hewitt said.

RMT union leader Bob Crow and London Mayor Boris Johnson earlier clashed over the issue live on LBC radio in what was thought to be their first conversation for years.