Sentence examples for issues that keep from inspiring English sources

The issues that keep things crazy.

These are global issues that keep interrupting the UK's recovery and will be a drag on growth for many years to come.

Her current album (and first UK No 1) is called The Element of Freedom, and, yes, the cage was a metaphor for issues that keep us from realising our potential.

A third party candidate can raise money faster and can organize more efficiently nowadays, which is crucial to overcome the ballot access issues that keep third party candidates from being real contenders.

The think is Bexy seems to have figured ways around a couple issues that keep some docks from being perfect.

For those that do not want to read the entire thing Brier Dudley's blog offers an excellent summation, focusing on the issues that keep Ballmer up at night.

She subsequently battled various health issues that kept her off the court for almost a year.

NGOs, when asked how to replace the millennium development goals, simply listed all the issues that kept them in business.

Bottom Line The issues that kept this team from playing deep into January last season – lack of run game offensively, absence of manufactured big plays defensively – have been corrected.

Mainly because of Russell's provocative attire, the film faced censorship issues that kept it out of general release for several years.

The problem is that mayoral succession is one of those important but unsexy issues that keeps bouncing around with no one doing anything about it.