Sentence examples for issues that it is from inspiring English sources

Almost 500,000 people have now died of AIDS in the United States, and The New York Times has written and published so many thousands of stories about the disease and its issues that it is difficult, using the newspaper's computer systems, to determine how many.

The exhibition offers up so many issues that it is sometimes difficult to see the art on its own terms.

It somehow manages to be accessible and very funny without trivialising the issues that it is addressing.

The particular issues that it is contending with at present are: energy, welfare reform, arms control, tax reform, among others.

However, the whole affair has highlighted a number of issues that it is no doubt healthy for citizens of all nations to consider.

She said: We actually talked about it with the one in charge of PTA issues, that it is important for us to know before [signing the procurement contracts] in what range the costs should be, so we don't get this shock afterwards … [37].

"There is no migration issue, remove that – it is a refugee issue," he said.

But an issue like that – it wasn't easy to come to a compromise.

With each passing day, the dot-com icon is running into old economy issues that it was supposed to be immune to because of its virtual status.

"There's an assumption when it's a black person talking about racial issues that it's going to come down to you versus us.

But MoviePass has had so many financial issues that it's hard to believe it's still around.