Sentence examples for looks for issues from inspiring English sources
"What does that mean in practical terms?" But as we talk, first on a bench in Wandsworth park to the accompaniment of traffic noises and birdsong, and later over a meal, he explains that he isn't "the kind of writer who looks for issues" in the outside world; he sees instead "the stuff inside us".
He looks for issues with sufficient earnings before interest and taxes (and nonrecurring charges) to cover current interest payments at least twice.
"In a situation where the government only looks for issues that relate to the flow of oil in the Niger Delta without thinking of addressing poverty… then peace in the Niger Delta will be elusive," says Bariara Kpalap who also feels the amnesty has favoured the Ijaw people - President Goodluck Jonathan's own community.
Our journalists look for issues and trends that small businesses need to understand.
The company's aim was not to single out specific models but to look for issues common across the technologies.
Assembly members in swing districts, who should always be looking for issues that overarch party divisions, should also speak out -- including Jonathan Bing of Manhattan and Adam Bradley of White Plains.
At the end of last year, when Business Day looked for issues and people to watch in 2002, Hewlett-Packard was still trying to acquire Compaq Computer.
scss-lint is a ruby gem that you can install by typing in a terminal: Then you can lint your codebase by typing: scss-lint then parses all your files looking for issues.
We engaged in several rounds of comparing, sorting, recoding and looking for issues and connections in the data.
Look for issues yielding 4%-plus with a long, growing dividend history and with a payout that is below 75% of earnings.
When I talk to other organisations I am also looking for issues in systems engineering that are keeping them awake at night.
