Sentence examples for most recurrent issues from inspiring English sources

Visiting shelters for stray dogs, talking with homosexuals, and examining the suffering environment, we hope that the government will seek solutions to the most recurrent issues in the headlines.

The issue of consent and sexual assault is Orenstein's most recurrent theme, and she states within the first few pages that half of her interviewees "had experienced something along the spectrum of coercion to rape".

But we often find ourselves addressing recurrent issues.

The features on Expat Expert offer a perspective on recurrent issues, like culture shock, health emergencies and repatriation.

"The recurrent issues for SMEs are lack of research and a lack of partnering when accessing foreign markets.

The most recurrent theme in McEwan's 10 novels is the sudden ambush of the safe and smug.

But when I ask them why, the most recurrent answer is: "Because she is a great singer and works".

However, most recurrent dislocations occur within the first 5 years following surgery [29].

The report also cities "harassment, threats, retaliation… sexual and other abuse, including on mental health units" as recurrent issues.

Payner feels one of the most recurrent labels we've come to carelessly apply is anxiety, which remains the most common psychiatric illness.

"The most recurrent impetus to hire a prostitute, whether male or female, is the desire to express dominance," said Santo over the phone from Israel.