Sentence examples for issues stands from inspiring English sources

But none of these issues stands in the way of work like that Niakan proposes.

And the softer "men's issues" stands in for the more common (and loaded, and ludicrous) "men's rights".

Among these issues stands the former Massachusetts governor's decision not to back away from billionaire real estate mogul and vocal "birther" proponent Donald Trump, despite his continued eagerness to, as conservative pundit George Will might say, "bloviate" about Obama's allegedly forged birth certificate.

The way we handle current science policy issues stands as a precedent for future analysis.

Two such issues stand out.

Many issues stood between the two negotiators.

In terms of technology, two main issues stand out.

He said that two main issues stand between the sides: the presence of foreign forces and the system of government.

Three professional practice issues stand out from this case: privacy, decision-making timescales and parental mental illness.

Santorum is right on social issues, but has never let his love of social issues stand in the way of the creeping expansion of the welfare state.

When asked about the fuel conversion project, the electricity minister, Mr. Samaraie, said only minor issues stood in the way of a return to burning crude at the plant.