Sentence examples for issues to keep it from inspiring English sources

"In all of my classes I have to bring in current issues to keep it interesting.

In that document, it is literally mentioned that a general design issue is to keep it simple.

Crittenden was regarded as a moderate on the issue, seeking to keep it out of politics altogether.

"It's incredible!" Music rights issues are likely to keep it from public consumption, so let's savour instead its tenderly affecting title: Will You Lather Up My Rough House?

A trickier issue is how to keep it growing.

But it is the kind of jargon that The Times's Manual of Style and Usage urges its writers and editors to avoid, and this special issue has tried to keep it to a minimum.

So continue telling your elected officials your position on this issue in order to keep it fresh and in the public discussion.

"I don't think we shy away from those issues because we want to keep it saccharin and sweet," Mr. Lloyd said.

(A14, female, public health) We've had local issues where we tried to keep it anonymous but because the disease is so rare and the drug is so rarely used, it's hard to maintain anonymity here.

"Gender only becomes an issue when you try to keep it a secret.

"We get into these very small issues that deal with very big issues," said Spencer Dormitzer, 41. "We need to keep it loose".