Sentence examples for issues to capture from inspiring English sources

Titley thinks the liberal economic tradition was supplanted in the nineteen-sixties, when Republicans exploited conservative social issues to capture the hearts of country fans.

John Mollenkopf, director of the Center for Urban Research at the City University Graduate Center, said that "while it is completely unrealistic" to expect much higher turnouts in off-year elections, it is possible for referendum issues to capture the interest of voters.

Unfortunately for the field of veteran candidates, they are trying position on issues to capture targeted voter groups while the frontrunner attacks everyone on every issue.

VanDerWerff also talked about the sense of community, which "has mostly been absent in season two", and noted that "Glee somehow found a way to show off the best AND worst of high school and worked past its own storytelling issues to capture raw emotion".

Cynics say it was issued to capture a share of the international black market from the dollar, for which the largest denomination is $100.

An adequate account of integrity needs to deal with these issues and to capture basic intuitions about the nature of integrity: that persons of integrity may differ about what is right but a moral monster cannot have integrity.

The next RCT from the EURAMOS group intends to address these issues and to capture individual's genetic information.

In this case, monitoring of changes in reporting of specific issues fails to capture the overall impact of the intervention since journalists apply these skills in their work in other areas, and they also cover work done by other research institutions.

In response, Army commanders issued orders to capture the deserters.

Since then seven reptile experts have been issued permits to capture and kill snakes.

In the model-driven development of complex software-intensive systems, it is the first class issue how to capture the software models in the very beginning of development.