Sentence examples for issues to find from inspiring English sources

While Mitt Romney raised the specter of China as a threat to US economic prosperity Obama would try to mend the country's relationship and "initiate greater diplomacy over a range of issues to find common ground," it quoted a Chinese economics professor at New York University as saying.

Novel biomaterials, innovative fabrication methods and various modification processes of scaffolds are the critical issues to find supportive matrices.

Let's meet the players and take a look at the issues to find out.

We lift above the issues to find the answers we seek.

To find someone with such a long career of public service, marked by complex and sensitive issues; to find someone who just about everyone not only respects, but genuinely likes –- that is rare.

Do your best to pick your way through rhetorical landmines on certain issues to find out what the evidence (true facts) actually shows.

Vogue subscribers also opened the April issue to find a fifty-two-page supplement rapturously devoted to the E! star, model, and Kardashian sister Kendall Jenner.

Finally, when he was asked where the club planned to find a sheep, he said, "As far as we know in Scotland the agriculture is very developed, so it shouldn't be an issue to find a sheep".

Then, when asked where he planned to get the sheep, Kumykov, to laughter, replied: "As far as we know in Scotland the agriculture is very developed so it shouldn't be an issue to find a sheep".

"We have used recycled cotton in denim [and] we are trying to expand the use into other products like jersey and heavy knit, but since recycled cotton has shorter fibres it is a quality issue to find the right blends".

In its purported neutrality, the site, along with Ms. Fredenburg's insistent representation of it as an apolitical "safe space," undermines recent efforts by the poles of this most polarizing issue to find common ground.