Sentence examples for issues to finding from inspiring English sources

Dotting the borough's deprived neighbourhoods, the council-run clubs were a haven for teenagers, with staff supporting them through challenges ranging from sexual health issues to finding employment.

Radford's theory of change shifted from viewing governments as arbitrators between public and private interests on environmental issues, to finding that most governments are captured by industry.

And special classes are provided for adolescent girls, covering everything from female health issues to finding a job.

This cross-sectional study was designed to nationally quantify the issues related to finding placements in this changing environment.

These could, for example, reflect recognition of the competing pressures of publishing space and audiences, as well as issues related to finding and using sources, or problems with editorial control.

It is a special issue devoted to finding ways to prevent Alzheimer's.

Addressing these issues is the key to finding sustainable solutions not only to the Syrian crisis but also inevitable future movements.

It provided input on key design issues, from crafting the body to finding the right cup holder.

Part of where I see the parks going, particularly as it relates to urban issues, is finding ways to connect with people that we offer a place to enjoy.

Stephen Ashford reviewed all comments and made decisions on changes to ArmA based on (1) issues raised by multiple respondents or (2) issues corresponding to findings from the systematic review.

The Team8 approach is to solve specific issues by finding ways to get ahead of them before the attack happens.