Sentence examples for issues speak from inspiring English sources

Sanitation issues speak to Tarpeh's humanitarian bent as well.

His engagement with public health issues in the U.S. and in poor countries, and his passion for writing about big health care issues, speak to his compassion.

"The US should respect facts, take a responsible attitude, remain committed to not taking sides on territory and sovereignty issues, speak and act cautiously and earnestly play a constructive role in regional peace and stability," said Qin Gang.

He's not overtly partisan; the issues speak for themselves.

Both of these issues speak to deep-seated insecurities among overlapping groups of voters — the well-founded concern about rising healthcare costs, and less-well-founded fears about demographic and economic changes in this country.

"Let's use this moment as a call to action for all professional athletes to educate ourselves, explore these issues, speak up, use our influence and renounce all violence," James said.

He has been talking at length about social issues, speaking in the kind of language that helps to fire up the Tea Party and evangelical bases of the Republican Party.

From there, she did research into being transgender and intersex, plus gender-reassignment issues, speaking to male friends about their thoughts and behaviour.

That OSI — which other suppliers have looked to as a model — is dealing with these issues speaks to the broader weaknesses in the Chinese food safety system.

To this end, we performed a user study using two variants of the Word War game: a speaking mode, in which the user issues spoken commands to manipulate the game cards, and a listening mode, in which the computer gives spoken directions that the students must follow by manipulating the cards manually with the mouse.

Lammy, the MP for Tottenham and a campaigner on gambling issues, speaks of a red line, the divider between what is acceptable and unacceptable, and he is one who believes that that line is now being crossed too often.