Sentence examples for issues prominent from inspiring English sources

3. Explore the potential impact of President Bush's re-election on various issues prominent during the 2004 campaign season.

In fact, while many Republican officials counsel Mr. Bush to keep moving forward pressing his issues, prominent Democrats are more critical of the Gore operation.

Is the Episcopal Church tottering on the brink of schism or even self-destruction, theologically and ideologically fractured, like many American religious groups, over homosexuality and other issues prominent in the nation's culture wars?

You show me things like "Presidential Candidate X on the Issues," "Prominent Person Supports Congressman X," and "Candidate X Leads in the Polls".

And I happen to know they're reading analogous articles - things like "Presidential Candidate Y on the Issues," "Prominent Person Supports Congressman Y," and "Candidate Y Leads in the Polls".

Stevon Cook, 28, a candidate for the San Francisco Board of Education election on November 4, took some time to talk with me about the crucial debate in education over how to help failing schools, along with other issues prominent in the campaign.

In making the issue prominent again, Mrs. Kirchner may also be consolidating her power.

On the air pollution issue, prominent commentators have also taken to the virtual ramparts.

They will be forced to issue prominent apologies when they get things badly wrong.

Her interest in "the race issue", prominent in Rhodesia at the time, prompted her to join the Southern Rhodesian Labour Party.

Of the economic issues, a prominent was one placed on the agenda by Mr. Cameron.