Sentence examples for issues on the map from inspiring English sources

In our celebrity-obsessed culture, are famous voices now necessary to get campaigns and issues on the map?

The Dallas shootings put some of these issues on the map for people in Texas.

"We had to do something to put our issues on the map," Stokes said.

Many of the last century's major advances — from labor laws to civil rights to environmental protections — owe less to the politicians who haggled over the endgame of reform and more to the movements that put these social issues on the map, often via insistent and disruptive demonstrations.

The No More Page 3 campaign put this issue on the map, and in the years since they started campaigning, the Sun has stopped dedicating a page each day to a large picture of a topless woman.

Of course, Boris has no power to enforce an amnesty, but by commissioning a report on it from the London School of Economics (LSE), he has put the issue on the map.

The audit was set up to put this issue on the map, says Rolls-Bentley; to encourage the art world to consider gender balance much more frequently and freely.

"Citizens United really put this issue on the map as far as a lot of people are concerned.

They will do so in the same DOT-111 rail cars that put the fracked oil-by-rail safety issue on the map to begin with -- the July 2013 deadly explosion in Lac-Mégantic, Quebec.

In the paper, former NASA climate expert James Hansen, who is widely credited with putting the climate issue itself on the map, collaborated with 16 other researchers to outline a pretty dire climate scenario.

Sandra Altherr, the co-founder of the conservation group Pro Wildlife, whose reports put the issue on the political map, is confident the new proposals will be passed.