Sentence examples for issues that we see from inspiring English sources

Nadine Dorries said "there are Conservative issues that we see being subsumed by the coalition".

We are not idiots, we know what's happening and we don't want that because there are Conservative issues that we see being subsumed by the coalition".

When you write poetry, you can also help raise awareness for topics that you care about; poems can offer new perspectives on issues that we see in the media, and help people connect these issues to real people.

Organizations expressed serious reservations about the talent and organizational alignment issues that we see as a critical element in enabling organizations to derive value and achieve success from their Big Data investments.

And then on the lower part of the funnel, we've seen, rather than just aid and philanthropy, which have been the dominant strategies to try to deal with poverty and inequity and population growth and again, some notable successes over the last 50 years when it comes to the aid regime and philanthropy, but it hasn't been up to the challenge to address the core of the issues that we see here.

We also highlight issues that we see commonly appearing in manuscripts submitted from non-native English speakers and provide examples on correct usage.

"A lot of the issues that we saw play out between Microsoft and its ecosystem in the 1990s will play out again between Google and its ecosystem," he said.

This is a topical issue that we see at the most rarefied valley technology companies.

One of the main issue that we see today involves agreeing on the current mining fee between peers of the same channel.

DCI Ben Snuggs, leader of Don't Cross the Line campaign, explaining: "This storyline represents an issue that we see all too often, involving whether consent is clear on the part of both parties involved in sexual activity, and particularly when alcohol and drugs are involved".

In an interview with the Toronto Life, he acknowledged that some might find Vegandale's branding "alienating" but said "I think the majority of people understand that we're having fun while talking about an issue that we see as very important".