Sentence examples for issues that have grown from inspiring English sources
He frames them as monumentally important issues that have grown in scale and gravity as a result of a stability obsessed government that, under the cover of consensual politics, has allowed pressing concerns to fester.
Publication of Black Rod's memo would set off a new round of excavations that could shake the government to its very foundations over a little issue that has grown into a big crisis.
It's an issue that has grown in urgency as teachers report watching their immigrant students experience increasing difficulty engaging in school amid what appears to be a more hostile national climate.
The lawsuits pose a potentially thorny issue between two countries that have grown closer during the administration of President Barack Obama, who has visited the Southeast Asia country twice in the last two years.
"They are relatively young organizations that have grown quickly, and are still accreting institutional knowledge on these issues".
You will--analogous to what you did with Rev Wright and race--address head-on the issue of "government-by-corporation" that has grown slowly despite President Eisenhower's warning about the military-industrial complex, and then became a matter of deliberate policy by the Bush/Cheney Administration.
Organizers had expected the president to face tough questions from an audience that had grown increasingly uncomfortable with his tentativeness on an issue of great importance here.
Kerry and Wang are expected to discuss Tuesday how to reach a compromise over a UN security council resolution against North Korea, and also the mounting differences over the South China Sea – issues that have put a growing strain on efforts to forge a cooperative relationship.
While long considered a cult novel, "Ecotopia" gained recognition for addressing issues that have since come to the fore as the environmental movement has grown.
The conversations didn't cover the tech issues that have been so controversial, instead focusing on issues ranging from America's growing economic inequality to political polarization.
