Sentence examples for issues served from inspiring English sources

The filmmakers know that middlebrow movie audiences prefer their thorny social issues served lite and with a side order of ham, an opportunity to shed happy tears and enjoy a guilt-free drive home to the (let us hope, legal) baby sitter.

The preoccupation with Palestinian issues served, however briefly, to shift the focus away from what some Israelis have considered an even more contentious aspect of the papal visit — the German pope's record as a youth in the Nazi era and criticism of a speech he made at the Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial on Monday.

She previously sat on The Fenway Institute's Institutional Review Board, staffed President Obama's Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues, served NIH's Division of AIDS as a bioethicist in the human subjects protection branch, and practiced in the pharmaceuticals and biotechnology group of a major DC area law firm.

Her interest in women's issues served as a natural segue into her documentary, Pray the Devil Back to Hell.

Millions are embracing a hot steaming plate of serious issues served with a side of mockery of the politicians, businessmen and celebrities who populate conventional news.

There will be other battles in Congress which will briefly catch the attention of the media and the public, and there will be some divisive issues served up by the Hot Button Issue Squad over in Republican headquarters.

He also took a strong interest in immigration issues, serving on the House Judiciary Committee until being removed by the Republican leadership in 2007.

"Giving up for a critical period of time the things I do best — passing legislation, working on the issues, serving New Yorkers — would put politics before policy.

These videos -- representing twenty-nine recorded hours of in-depth discussion of the issues -- serve as source material for the final documentary.

In just two years on the job, she has become a top adviser on development issues, serving as the point person on projects like the rezoning of Coney Island, which included the creation of a 27-acre entertainment district.

Ned had a lifelong commitment to educational issues, serving as a member and later president of the Board of Trustees of Collegiate School, a life Trustee of Pomfret School, and most recently a Director of the Bronx Charter School for Children in Mott Haven.