Sentence examples for issues that are affecting from inspiring English sources

Graduates are also ballsy enough to set up their own charities to tackle issues that are affecting the sector.

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"What Mrs. Clinton needs to do is get out of the motorcade, get out of fantasyland and get in contact with the issues that are affecting real New Yorkers, the prices at the pump".

For a long time they were seen as kind of abstract, something that the scientists were talking about, but now, in the months leading up to Copenhagen, people fully realised that these were issues that are affecting vulnerable people around the world in the shape of floods and droughts.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, said: "As we approach the primates' meeting we need to recognise that we're going to be dealing with some very, very difficult issues – within the life of the Anglican Communion but also hugely difficult issues that are affecting the whole church of Christ and our whole world".

"P.P.G.G. is experiencing major system issues that are affecting the access and quality of patient care that we provide," warned a 2008 letter from 30 doctors and clinicians detailing these problems to Bay Area administrators and senior officials at Planned Parenthood Federation of America in New York.

Indeed, mental health, behavioural problems and access to education are all well-documented issues that are affected by gender.

These include psychological and developmental issues that are affected by trauma, as well as neurobiological effects of early trauma that can lead to increased vulnerability to the development of alcohol and other substance use disorders.

The average round-trip fare is $19. Anthony R. Coscia, chairman of the Port Authority, confirmed that New York Waterway had approached the agency with "certain financial issues" that were affecting "their operating status".

"But when it comes to ongoing illnesses, it was predominately poor mental health, asthma, dermatological conditions and musculoskeletal issues that is affecting the health of our young people," Azzopardi said.

Mr. Cowen stuck to that line under harsh questioning in Parliament on Wednesday, saying Ireland was working with its European partners on issues that were affecting the euro area and Ireland.