Sentence examples for issues moving from inspiring English sources

Notre Dame has had issues moving the ball consistently this season, and the problem is cropping up again today.

From prohibitively expensive airline prices — it can be cheaper to fly from Kigali, in Rwanda, to Kinshasa, in neighboring Congo, via Brussels than to go direct — to visa issues, moving from country to country can be profoundly problematic.

Barrett feels that the team now has the breathing room to address the smaller issues, moving from firefighting to the polishing that distinguishes the best Bungie games from its competition.

The One Day on Earth project, where a variety of amateur and professional videographers shot footage during the 24-hour period of 10 October 2010, has since evolved into an online community of film-makers with plans to document important, global social issues moving forward.

But the situation does raise other issues moving forward, she says.

"There are huge, huge issues moving a top player from one show court to another show court.

Unemployment and interest in environmental issues move inversely".

But as these issues move into the mainstream, they become de-gendered.

As the use of information systems became pervasive in advanced economies and societies at large, several societal and ethical issues moved into the forefront.

Media can influence healthy behaviours in girls, open the door to greater participation in society and ensure that girls' issues move higher up on the public agenda.

But concern about international development and animal welfare slipped down the table, while more UK-focused issues moved up, along with worries about fracking and the environment.