Sentence examples for main issues raised from inspiring English sources

One of the main issues raised by the Occupy demonstrators is the inequitable distribution of wealth.

Last year, the main issues raised were family relationships, low self-esteem and unhappiness, bullying (including cyberbullying) and self-harm.

They then debate the main issues raised in the article and write letters to Congress expressing their points of view.

Either way, the meeting demonstrated that the council has now explored all the main issues raised by the ruling.

The simulation of a single tank and a multi-tank circuit illustrates the main issues raised in this paper.

The study identifies the main issues raised by multi-scale environmental accounting and provides an applied discussion of feasible solutions.

William Safire ("The Kidnap Weapon," column, Sept. 27) does not address the main issue raised by the kidnappings in Iraq: Why is the United States government unable to protect so many workers from kidnappings and violence?

Instead, she said, the main issue raised by the study concerned "getting society ready to cope with these kinds of kids and their survival". Dr. Wilson-Costello said that although the study findings might influence some doctors' thinking about whether to try to save infants, parents would be less likely to act on the basis of data.

While President Barack Obama moved swiftly to quash the comparison, some commentators said the main issue raised by Mrs Clinton's remarks was why it had taken her so long to notice.

The main issue raised is that the mutations described were not characterized in the context of RNA stability.

Unsurprisingly funding was the main issue raised; both a lack of it and a need to be innovative to secure it.