Sentence examples for issues low from inspiring English sources

Labor unions also recruit heavily and openly, mobilizing labor-led student groups like the American Youth for Democracy, the American Student Union and the American Student Congress to fight, among other issues, low pay and racial discrimination in the workplace.

Dr Christopher Catherwood Cambridge Much of the middle-class left has unfortunately minimised or dismissed what should be their bread-and-butter issues – low pay, the unavailability of social housing, pressure on education and health services in working-class areas.

BEIRUT — As spillover from the civil war in Syria increasingly threatens Lebanon's stability, the Lebanese military remains weak, hindered by a lack of political support to confront security issues, low morale and a struggle against the pull of volatile sectarian politics.

After presenting the problem of initial alignment and identifying the key issues – low accuracy and long convergence time, the paper introduces the two position method showing the improvement of performance but not on convergence time.

The energy harvesters (EHs) using resonant mechanism have encountered two major issues: low output power scavenged from low frequency vibrations, and limited effectiveness of harvesting mechanism in a narrow range near resonant frequency.

Little is known about the issues low back pain patients take into account when deciding their satisfaction with care, the importance placed on such satisfaction, or the factors they consider when assessing their overall improvement.

Distribute them not only through public health websites, but also through traditional means of pamphlets, community centres, schools, early child centres, doctors' offices, etc. Develop programs to reach out to isolated groups (either because of language, health problems, poverty); people with mental health issues; low-income families who use the community kitchen or food bank.

Because of such issues, low-stress handling is essential in sheep management.

Elsewhere, moral objections over abortion are not the issue; low birthrates are.

In reality, the rollout in West Virginia is a very focused solution to a specific issue: low overseas voter participation.

This paper is a commentary on the theme of this special issue, low carbon thermal technologies and older age, and the Conditioning Demand project.