Sentence examples for more concrete issues from inspiring English sources

Yu's view of a woman's poor chance at remarriage is widely shared, but there are more concrete issues, arising from economic disparity within marriages.

But there are much more concrete issues before them: the reform of the PLO, the reform of Fatah, the inclusion of Hamas in a national unity government.

If China were to shelve the issue, it could not be sure that it would ever be able to revive it.More likely in the years ahead is a kind of detente by default, with agreements on smaller, more concrete, issues gradually helping to build up mutual confidence.

That being said, many other authors have argued that causality is somewhat of a theoretical distraction, and we should focus again on more concrete issues like interpretability or explanations.

"I think above all else, Aboriginal people are most concerned about the more concrete issues that affect their lives – like, jobs, housing, health care and education".

A second and more concrete issue, he said, is that the resolution would channel oil revenues as well as other sources of money into a fund that would be for the benefit of Iraqi people but managed by American and British leaders.

Hosoda ([2010a]) also applies the Sraffian framework to a more concrete environmental issue, namely the problem of waste management and recycling.

The presentations, though prepared independently by each group, demonstrated a number of common themes that tended to be organized in terms of long-term foundational issues of sustainability, and more concrete short-term issues relating to garnering political involvement.

To this end, he moderated his political pronouncements, speaking less of socialist revolution and more of the concrete issues involved in Alexander's reforms.

More focus on concrete issues like fairness, interpretability, or causality.

"One of the main ideas, I hope, that they took away was that ghost stories are a thrilling and fantastical medium in which to explore some more concrete, real-world issues that affect our lives: love, war, changing times and, of course, death," she said.