Sentence examples for issues motivating from inspiring English sources

For the next two weeks, we'll be running commentary and video about the issues motivating both the new site and the Convention on Modern Liberty, which takes place on 28 February.

In listing what he considers to be "the most important underlying issues" motivating Occupy Wall Street and its supporters, Arthur Brisbane incredibly omits the single greatest source of outrage: political corruption.

An article by Marc Lacey in Tuesday's New York Times looked at the many different issues motivating protesters in America and abroad to join the growing Occupy Wall Street movement.

Finn Mackay says when she started the London Feminist Network in 2004, the two main issues motivating those who joined were the massive growth of the beauty industry, and "pornification" – the infiltration of pornographic imagery into the mainstream via Playboy-branded pencil cases, for instance, and the trend for pubic waxes.

The most relevant results coming from such a survey were exploited to better identify the nine categories of contents, the issues motivating users of language and culture apps (short and useful learning moments, interactive, tracking progress, efficient), and the most commonly used language and culture apps (such as Duolingo and Memrise).

The lead story in Wednesday's New York Times about the likelihood of Latinos voting on November 2 deals almost exclusively with the subject in relationship to immigration, despite a poll after the jump showing that immigration is low on the list of issues motivating Latinos thies election season.

Bio-inspired techniques is one approach that is applied in an effort to solve such issues, motivated by the strong robustness and adaptivity often observed in nature.

These issues motivated the conception and development of an experimental programme to investigate semi-rigid beam to column joints, by means of pull out tests.

The foregoing issues motivate the current study to among other things investigate the awareness and understanding of sustainability related issues among final year university students in a developing country.

These issues motivate us to develop a fast face recognition algorithm that is robust to variations in illumination, resolution, appearance, expression, or pose using the 2D GHMs for feature representation.

These two issues motivate the feature selection process: if one can reduce the number of features (and hence the dimensionality), the empty space phenomena will have a reduced impact on the classifier used.