Sentence examples for issues suggested from inspiring English sources

He said he had sometimes chosen issues suggested by colleagues from an earlier job, at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, a free-market group heavily financed by business interests.

Gigi Sohn, president of Public Knowledge, a public-interest group focused on intellectual property issues, suggested that the lack of copy protection was just one fairly minor reason why the entertainment industry had not provided its material over digital television.

Although the research slowed to a crawl in the mid-1980's, a 1996 report by the National Research Council, which advises the federal government on scientific issues, suggested that "a huge number of potential fire-safe fuel packages" might be developed.

Lynn Rhinehart, associate general council for the A.F.L.-C.I.O., which strongly supports worker-management collaborations on safety issues, suggested that employers concentrate on voluntary involvement by workers and if they form teams, the functions should not include negotiating or bargaining for any workplace changes, especially pay.

Gov. Rick Perry of Texas, who has been attacked by his rivals for being too liberal on some immigration issues, suggested last week that the United States might have to send troops to Mexico to stop violent drug traffickers from coming across the border.

To what extent are journal editors willing to actually monitor conformity and impose sanctions on those who fail to document their work in sufficient detail? Bruce McCullough of Drexel University, who has published extensively on these issues, suggested in an e-mail to me that editors have the power to prevent publication or to shame violators publicly.

But his handling of yesterday's hot-button Election Day issues suggests some bloody weeks ahead.

"Teething issues," suggests Zafar Shah, the hotel magnate behind the Masters.

But recent struggles on related issues suggest that the mayor could face opposition in Albany.

The Carter campaign will try to hold Kennedy to the issues, suggesting there is no rationale for his candidacy.

These issues suggest ongoing confusion about the nature of the various schemes, including with official advisors and others.