Sentence examples for issues that occupy from inspiring English sources

"This term must be about the bread and butter issues that occupy people's thoughts when they get up in the morning and when they lay down at night: their jobs, their health and education, whether they can pay their bills, their opportunities to get ahead, their security".

Consider the issues that occupy the Christian Church.

The miniscule and mundane ethical issues that occupy media attention pale in comparison with the global ethics of turning a blind eye to the systematic starvation of a whole generation of women and children in Iraq and Afghanistan through economic sanctions.

The good news is that beyond the few issues that occupy the attention of those fighting the latest science wars – over climate change or GMOs to name two of the most prominent partisan battlefields – science is well established in high level politics.

But as the day went on, a hardcore group of us – including but certainly not limited to me, Scoble, Lacy and J.R. – really did get down to some proper, substantive debate over two issues that occupy almost every day of our lives.

This is the institutionalization of all the issues that Occupy brought forward.

The president said little during his visit that would suggest he was about to change his mind on any of the issues that occupied the crowds here.

The younger Mr. Assad inherits the foreign policy issues that occupied his father, but may not have the same freedom to strike a deal with Israel.

There were also 13 patients (2.4 % of cohort) who were reported to have an overwhelming focus on opioid-related drug issues (that occupies a significant proportion of consultation and impedes progress with other treatment-related issues) along with 22 patients (4.0 % of cohort) who were reported to have pain with unclear aetiology/exaggeration of pain.

Now, with a legislative calendar that has been heavily weighted toward campaign finance reform and a tax cut, Philip Morris is having a hard time getting lawmakers, many of whom have supported the regulation of cigarettes in the past, to revisit the issue that occupied so much of the national consciousness in the 1990's.

If feminism is solely about personal empowerment, one is likely not to see much difference between Trump and Clinton, for the bodily autonomy of all women is probably not an issue that occupies one's thoughts.