Sentence examples for nearly every issue from inspiring English sources

And to feed advertisers' anxieties, nearly every issue featured unapologetic articles in praise of hunting.

Nearly every issue of Simplicissimus carried one or two of his cartoons, which became increasingly political.

He fought on both sides of nearly every issue of the day.

Vogue editors are so infatuated that they mention the design team in nearly every issue.

And nearly every issue confronting baseball can be viewed in the context of that delineation.

The arguments ranged across nearly every issue that has come up in the race, along with a few new ones.

Trump has been all over the map on nearly every issue, so there is not a lot to guide us.

He now had an enviable shop window, hijacking nearly every issue of Vogue from 1962 to 1966.

Here, as with nearly every issue related to Lyme and its treatment, there is disagreement not only about the answers but also about the questions.

In the late nineties, a survey of forty top economists found disagreement on nearly every issue, but gas taxes had unanimous support.

The problems in the health care system are related to nearly every issue bubbling domestically, from unemployment to the fiscal crisis in the states.