Sentence examples for more global issues from inspiring English sources

Mahmoud Obaïdi, an Iraqi artist based in Canada, speaks of the more global issues of exile, terrorism and identity.

She said her experiences working on the first Arctic Climate Impact Assessment prompted her own realization that species could only be saved by looking at more global issues.

While this may come as a surprise, the parochialism of these regions often dictates the level of engagement with broader, more global issues.

Plenty of young conservatives have turned their attention away from the domestic culture wars that their parents obsess about to more global issues like the environment and poverty.What's gone right in Kansas?All of which makes Mr Brownback an intriguing candidate for 2008.

But other, more global, issues seem to be at stake and Asda continues to guarantee a 10percentt price advantage.

With more global issues than we can count, it shouldn't be hard to find a cause that works to combat an issue you care about.

Lastly, our results should be placed in relation with those concerning the more global issue of the acceptability of a new pricing measure through, for example, that of the compensation to be implemented.

"They [first ladies]were seen more regularly on world stages, so now there's more of an expectation that they have a professional agenda and speak more to global issues," says Neumann.

Moreover, leaners' feedback exchanges in the synchronous CAPR mode tended to focus more on global issues in writing, including content, organization and process, whereas in the FFPR, feedback was found to be more local since it focused on grammar, vocabulary, and style (Jones et al., 2006).

Kenneth Fisher, a City Council member who clearly prefers wrestling with more global policy issues, is an able person but not a good fit for this job.

For this reason it will be necessary to focus on more global economical issues as well as to foster teamwork.