Sentence examples for issues produced from inspiring English sources

He takes over the organization as it grapples with an ever-increasing range of human rights issues produced by concerns about terrorism.

Her son Samuel moonlighted from his newspaper job to help get issues produced, and Kirk's housemate, Caroline Le Row, a Vassar elocution instructor, contributed articles on education reform.

First there was Eric Massa, a Democrat who shared a townhouse with five young, low-paid male staffers and who, when questions arose about groping issues, produced the immortal explanation: "I tickled him until he couldn't breathe".

One of Ms. Schapiro's most important moves was to establish a division of risk, strategy and financial innovation headed by Henry Hu, a Texas law professor who had written extensively on regulatory issues produced by financial innovation.

A focus on similar issues produced more than 100 executive actions and regulatory changes intended to improve the lives of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, particularly after the Supreme Court in 2013 struck down the federal law that defined marriage as between a man and a woman.

Two parallel rollers, called turning bars, arranged at an angle of 45° in relation to the flow of the roll, enable the roll, after it has been printed and folded in the middle, to be folded in half again so that each of the two issues produced by the group is formed into a signature of eight pages.

The channel's journalists asked mainly soft questions on foreign policy issues, producing mainly soft answers.

In economics, students are working as editors and authors of articles on economic issues, producing a specialist publication.

He would pick on local issues, produce all the election material in Liverpool, then drive down to Sutton with his Triumph Stag stuffed full of Focus leaflets, which the local helpers then delivered.

The episode underscored the weaknesses of hewing to the usual scientific approach to such medical issues: produce data, analyze it, publish it in a scientific journal, then eventually release the information to the public.

Alongside prosperity, innovation and knowledge, powerful divisions arose over religious and political issues, producing a tide of suicidal extremism that would, within 70 years of Herod's death, result in total wreckage.