Sentence examples for issues precisely from inspiring English sources

One of the key components of the mayor's plan is the dramatic expansion of housing programs for people who experience homelessness and mental health issues – precisely the type of program where David met his death.

In collaboration and data sharing, there is far greater potential for brands and companies to contribute solutions to social issues precisely because there are financial and data upsides for the businesses themselves to do so.

Interestingly, Jayarāśi never links these two issues, precisely because, it seems, he admitted the existence of macroscopic objects of our experience (i.e., composite wholes) whereas he rejected the existence of universals.

Alex Lawson, executive director of Social Security Works, a group fighting for an expansion of benefits rather than cuts, said the AARP has been "more effective at pushing the crisis framing" than the conservative groups that have hyped Social Security's solvency issues precisely because of AARP's credibility among seniors.

Breyer frames the issue precisely when he declares, "This case is ultimately less about censorship than it is about education".

For all the passions and expectations raised by the hearings, the court may yet sidestep the issue – precisely because it is so divisive.

It's common for an interrogator to tell a political prisoner to expect a certain sentence and then for the judge to issue precisely that sentence.

So I sided with the Mail on this issue precisely because the NCCL trio spent weeks failing to respond to what were obviously serious allegations.

Without an amplifier, or any evident need of one, he issued precisely the sort of fierce warning that Bell takes pains to avoid: "It is a broad way that leads to eternal damnation, and many will enter into it".

But these acts employ the Palestinian issue precisely because no other issue resonates more with people in the region, providing the shortest cut to their sense of collective identity.

Indeed, urban design becomes an issue precisely because of these wider benefits.