Sentence examples for issues who is from inspiring English sources

A protagonist with some serious issues, who is flawed and worn down by life?

His top aide on gay rights issues, who is helping to write the job discrimination bill, is transgender.

"When I read the paper, I was absolutely shocked," Payoshni Mitra, an activist on gender issues who is with Chand in Switzerland, told the Indian newspaper Mint.

"Traveling with a kid who can't talk, who has food issues, who is not patient: we hadn't really done these things," Mr. Ewing said.

Macpherson also cited Rogers' predecessor Jon Cunliffe and Tom Scholar, previously the prime minister's adviser on European issues who is now permanent secretary at the Treasury.

Thus, in this paper we explore the origins of the intrapreneurship capacity in engineering settings of hightech firms, thereby concentrating on three issues: Who is the intrapreneur and the engineer-intrapreneur in particular?

"I look for the kids who are having issues, who are acting out emotionally in school.

Liddle's Got Issues: Who's going to win the general election?

Q: Are other Bangladeshi photographers in jail, who deal with social issues, who are also imprisoned or were imprisoned?

"There are others who are not so focused on the racial and cultural issues who are quite ready to rally.

Second, there are people writing about economic issues who are a lot less confrontational than I am; how often do you hear about them?