Sentence examples for move issues from inspiring English sources

"I don't think there's been a President since Kennedy whose ability to move issues and people through a speech has been comparable," David Axelrod says.

Borders has had to move issues around the country after a first-day sell-out, saying that demand was 654percentnt up on the previous issue.

"There has been a general feeling that Kerry, in the Senate, has been helping to move issues forward," he said, adding that Senator Kerry has visited with Silicon Valley executives at least 17 times since 2001.

As a graduate of the program, I contributed knowledge of the division faculty, institutional memory, and administrative connections to help move issues along.

Karin Lippert has been at the forefront of developing new marketing and media strategies for writers, producers and political activists working to change the national conversation on social and political issues and to move issues forward since the 1960s - including working on every major woman's issue that is supported by a majority of the population today.

The PGA of America, in an unprecedented move, issued a statement before Sunday's singles play got under way.

Ebola is a fast moving issue, and it's hard to strike a balance between informing the public and instilling fear.

The San Francisco-based company had little to say about the moves, issuing a brief statement that said its "mission is to connect hosts with guests and provide a quality, local and authentic experience.

But before we could move in, issues began.

Quite the contrary, it helped to move the issues into a new arena.

You could hardly move for issues here but one man, at least, rose supremely above them all.