Sentence examples for issues seeing from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Gore's camp is happy to have the campaign fought over economic management issues, seeing that as ground on which Mr. Gore is both comfortable and right.

But it turned out that cheap foreign labour has its issues: seeing the glories of England, they sent for their friends, and took over Vortigern's country.

But if Republicans seek to de-emphasize social issues, seeing them as a potential liability in the general election, these voters could become more estranged from the rest of the party.

And though she hasn't endorsed anyone in this race, she does support "Baugh's effort to run a campaign based on facts and important issues". Seeing signatures from the likes of Muldoon, O'Neill and Dixon seemed a bit hypocritical of them.

But in a piece arguing that conservatives should stop expecting a repeat of 1980, he also seemed to come to terms with the current field's grasp of international issues, seeing them in a broad trajectory of past Republican nominees.

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To handle contamination and mixture issues seen in clinical samples.

Health care became one of the country's most explosive social issues (see article).