Sentence examples for issues that get from inspiring English sources

But those are issues that get adjusted.

These are issues that get incredibly short shrift in a plutocracy.

These are issues that get traction among the chattering classes, at best".

"When there is a general election at the same time as local polls, we do relatively badly because we are unable to focus on local issues that get us elected.

"It pushes aside all sorts of territorial issues that get in its way".Mr Hain, who is pressing for closer de facto co-operation between the island's two economies, argues that the south lacks workers and particular skills that the north could supply.

We have to take a much broader view, and ask ourselves why the issues that get the most attention – the ones we're most keen to talk about and analyse – are the ones that mostly affect those of us who look like Friedan.

"Most of us had family issues or academic issues that got in the way before.

Minus the exchange of money, I did not see any major issues that got changed.

"What she has done is ignore all of the issues that got her to where she is today," he says.

Making the country more equal, he says, is one of the issues that gets him out of bed in the morning.

And there's a lot of skepticism about the tech issues that got us into this mess.