Sentence examples for issues represented from inspiring English sources

Noneconomic issues represented less than 1 percent of ALEC's work.

The escalation over women's issues represented only the latest in Trump's series of controversial remarks.

He said the issues represented larger structural problems that suggest the bill, more likely than not, would be struck down by the high court.

The 799 leases denied renewals because of primary residence issues represented 14percentt of the 5,819 rent-stabilized leases that have neared expiration since notices first went out in December 2006, Tishman Speyer said.

Van Dyke consulted with Korea on Dokdo and international justice and Turkey on ocean issues, represented Pacific Islanders including the victims of atmospheric nuclear testing and climate change and worked for Greenpeace International on the protection of the oceans.

Grammar increasingly parted company with its older fellow disciplines within philosophy as they moved over to the domain known as natural science, and technical academic grammatical study increasingly became involved with issues represented by empiricism versus rationalism and their successor manifestations on the academic scene.

These issues represent opportunities for competitors.

All these issues represent a huge challenge for vehicular communications.

These issues represent problems for the challengers to Trump's executive order.

These issues represent the first public sale of long‐term debt by Ford Motor Credit.

The Brotherhood's stance on regional issues represents a direct challenge to the Saudi monarchy.