Sentence examples for many issues involved from inspiring English sources

Many issues involved in working with these groups seem to have been disregarded.

But there are too many issues involved to single that one out".

There are many issues involved in this extraordinary affair, which dates back to the screening of the programme three years ago this month, and has already been the subject of an internal inquiry.

Dr. Joshua M. Sharfstein, the principal deputy commissioner of the F.D.A., said in a statement: "Labeling is one of many issues involved with the review of genetically engineered animals for use in food.

There are many issues involved with any approach to researching port safety.

The growing complexity of the built environment requires increased professional specialization to master each one of the many issues involved in designing buildings.

A law enforcement official cautioned that there were many issues involving Dr. Melgen that could be under scrutiny.

"The president is drawing me into so many issues involving not just the Treasury portfolio that I have, but almost every other issue that the government is involved in," Mr. O'Neill said.

But as with many issues involving an agency often at the center of the culture wars, its import is being intensely watched, particularly by arts groups who fear its effects.

For now, his release — along with many issues involving Cuba — appears to be caught in an echo chamber of grievance shaped by decades of failed attempts at warmer United States-Cuba relations.

"There was a lot of 'Oh my gosh, how did this happen?' and 'How can we fix this?' " Like many issues involving race and remembrance, the Mormon Island markers had also led to questions over who should be in charge of correcting the historical record.