Sentence examples for localized issues from inspiring English sources

"There may be localized issues, but it's not to the point where the building is going to come down".

The report's source makes it particularly noteworthy, since the Federal Reserve normally steers clear of politically charged, localized issues like New York tax policy.

It said most of them had "localized issues" like damaged electrical lines running to their homes or businesses.

Banditry, localized issues, people trying to resolve issues over water and land at a local level.

On July 21, however, the authority sent out to airlines a finely chiseled piece of understatement: "At this time," it said, "we still anticipate opening Baghdad International at the earliest possible time, but a few localized issues prevent full commercial operations into the airport".

Many others held skeptical views about localized issues such as one's ability to know an efficient cause.

"At 11 p.m., there was a highlight and later we localized the issues and went live with a local delegate," said Bernadette Pardo, the station's senior political correspondent.

Have them "localize" the issues or trends they learn about via Teenagers in The Times by learning about how those stories resonate in their own communities, then write pieces for their school newspaper or letters to the editors of local papers expressing their views.

In 2002, the Democrats made the giant mistake of trying to "localize" the midterms -- to focus on local issues -- while Republicans generated a national narrative.

The subject of their Metro Golf Show, carried from Saturday morning from 8 to 8 30 on WVOX-AM (1460) has been refined and localized to the issues, personalities and tournaments of the local golf world.

As food surveys can only test a small proportion of foods (because of logistical and budgetary constraints), localized food safety issues are unlikely to be uncovered by national food surveys.