Sentence examples for many issues so from inspiring English sources

"There are just so many things, so many issues, so many people who intend to demonstrate," Mr. Rangel said.

He has travelled extensively and has a wide understanding of many issues so his conversation is rich and diversified.

But in an illustration of the differences yet to be bridged, Mr. Prodi urged European leaders to do away with unanimous voting on many issues, so one dissenting country could not paralyze the rest.

Howard bound the Nationals into his coalition, such a junior partner that on their own they would be insignificant (to the right of the Liberals on many issues, so with nowhere else to go) and yet in coalition they were too similar to the Liberals.

McCain has flip-flopped on so many issues so often we need to name a new type of sandal in his honor.

Like Donald Trump she has lied, deceived and flip-flopped to further her political platform on many issues, so her credibility according to many Americans is also down the toilet.

CITES can be grueling: so many issues affecting so many species, with so many vested interests vying for primacy.

There are so many issues and so many young people who are affected.

The electorate, bamboozled and misled by the Bush administration on so many issues for so long, is hungry for fact, proof, and truth.

On April 14, President Obama gave a speech at Georgetown University, trying to explain why he was taking on so many economic issues so early in his administration.

Hexion Specialty Chemicals doesn't offer the prospect of spectacular growth that makes many new issues so enticing.