Sentence examples for issues sidelined from inspiring English sources

Campaigning: The main parties' efforts have been seen as mere disaster avoidance, with the issues sidelined in favour of irrelevancies.

Mr. Garcia would eventually quit Apple, and walk away from a job that paid a little more than $40,000 a year, when stress-related health issues sidelined him long enough to put his job at risk.

Legal issues sidelined Edwards, and he never played a down for the Tar Heels.

The IPO issue sidelined Imperium's stock offering until December 2007, by which time the market for clean-tech deals was drying up.

It should be a political priority, but these issues are sidelined and not seen as the disaster that they are.

Have green issues been sidelined?: When Brown unveiled his "five tests" for the summit on Monday, one of them was "creating a low-carbon economy".

Roger Scully, a professor of political science at Cardiff University, said it was unfortunate the campaign had been so overshadowed, likening it to the 2003 election when Welsh-only issues were sidelined by the Iraq war.

Besides minutes taking, MEETiiN provides a powerful service to track and follow up tasks, which ensures every meeting is completely effective without any issues being sidelined.

Sometimes personal issues were sidelined in favor of a vote for a president I presumed would serve our country's greater good better than mine.

Just after news of the nuclear test broke Human Rights Watch deputy Asia director, Phil Roberton, used the event to draw attention to the issue, often sidelined by the regime's military bluster.

The "identity" issue was sidelined and Phoenix Dance Theatre (as he renamed it) became a repertory company with a top-notch roster of international dancers.