Sentence examples for many issues ranging from inspiring English sources

Throughout the book, Woolf's anorexia looms large, a veritable "dark passenger", filtering through many issues, ranging from ageing and self-image to sex and fertility.

On the surface, Dr. Russell may have seemed like a typical stately Englishman; however, he was a well-respected leader in the community in many issues ranging from politics to multifaith religion.

The journal successfully attracted many special issues ranging from very theoretical to very application oriented, as the area of embedded systems is.

Progress on SOS will lead to better solutions for many challenging issues, ranging from the selection of candidate faculty members by a university to the development of research fields to which a country should give priority.

As with many issues -- ranging from taxes to the size of government to the best place to grab a sandwich near City Hall -- Mr. Bloomberg's thinking on a second term has evolved since he has been in office.

He served as scientific counselor to nine U.S. presidential administrations and many world leaders on issues ranging from cancer and emerging infectious diseases to space exploration and biological weapons disarmament.

Many of the reported issues, ranging from short-circuits to loss of signal due to increased electrical impedance, may be traced back to the reaction of the cortical tissue to the implanted devices: the foreign body response (FBR).

But the S.E.C. would not enforce many investor-protection laws involving issues ranging from the quiet period before a stock offering to market manipulation, financial disclosures and abusive trading tactics.

Saprolite formation rates influence many important geological and environmental issues ranging from agricultural productivity to landscape evolution.

Mr. Gore's advisers insist he is not beholden to organized labor, though they note that he shares many of labor's views on issues ranging from protecting Social Security to improving education.

Many are in need of medical attention, with issues ranging from simple skin diseases to more life-threatening injuries.