Sentence examples similar to much mentioned issue from inspiring English sources

Enormous endeavors have been taken for mentioned issues.

But not much mentioned.

Though the federal government provides just 7percentt of the money spent on public schools, education has been a much-mentioned issue on the campaign trail in recent weeks, with both Bill Bradley, the former Democratic senator from New Jersey, and Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, unveiling proposals and devoting speeches to the topic.

They have begun a mass mailing to convince top party officials that a platform that even so much as mentions the abortion issue is a platform that invites disaster on Election Day.

Labour candidates also reported a class divide, saying Iraq tended not to be an issue mentioned much in working-class areas but tended to come up among the professional middle-classes.

Focusing on human rights in particular, it appears as though both civil society and the Liberal Government mentioned the issue of human rights but it did not have much resonance within the political system.

Stewart, who championed the issue when barely any TV news programme or US newspaper had so much as mentioned it, was therefore credited with a single-handed political coup.

You mentioned the issue of missiles.

And Lauri mentioned the issue of lithium.

Jesus never mentioned this issue.

Both patients and providers mentioned this issue.