Sentence examples for issues whose from inspiring English sources

He focused instead on economic and security issues whose resolution both countries say could bring them closer together.

It is trained on the distant future, in particular on two issues whose consequences will be felt after her political career is over: climate change and demographic decline.

Dr. Gavriele-Gold told of a woman with commitment issues whose boa constrictor became the wedge between her and her many boyfriends.

But the vote really hinges on two issues: whose vision of Hewlett-Packard's future is more convincing and who merits shareholders' trust.

He also said: "A campaign ought to be about the advancement of issues whose success or failure is more significant than that of the candidate".

After a meeting that lasted more than an hour, the sides released a statement saying that a "common understanding had been reached on a number of issues whose resolution will help create the conditions for approval of the basic principles".

He said it was an issue whose time had come.

Nor are settlements a bilateral issue whose illegality is up for discussion.

"It's an issue whose time has come," the mayor told them.

"And it turned out that it was an issue whose time had come.

"Mental health is an issue whose time has come," Campbell said.