Sentence examples for most striking issues from inspiring English sources

But among the most striking issues is one that's also the simplest: Early education centers generally aren't physically located in Latino communities.

The most striking issue is the overly broad criteria used to identify which outlets spread propaganda.

The most striking issue has been Germany's approach to General Motors' restructuring of its German-centered Opel division.

"What has been the most striking issue for investors has been the fact that printer supplies have really fallen off," said A. M. Sacconaghi, an analyst for the investment research firm Sanford C. Bernstein.

Thus, in support of our hypothesis, the most striking effect of diet on metabolic profiles was within the volunteers who consumed the HG broccoli diet (Table 3; see Supplemental Table S5 under "Supplemental data" in the online issue).

Here, we discuss critically some of the most striking unresolved issues, and integrate previously published morphological data sets [ 3, 4, 7- 9] into a new matrix.

Mr. Richardson said he found the personal issues most striking, so his play is not a courtroom drama.

The president has had this kind of discussion when confronted with the extremism of his former pastor, Jeremiah Wright, presenting one of the most striking explanations on the issue of race ever by a national leader.

Social Issues: Some of Mr. Santorum's most striking statements over the years have been about social issues.

The most striking example is global warming, an issue that was rarely raised in the past two presidential campaigns.

The most striking feature of a late December issue of India Today is its aspirational tone and near-relentless gloss and promotional fervor.