Sentence examples for on serious issues from inspiring English sources

"Women are doing very different types of comics," says Joshi. "We're not necessarily doing the big commercial stuff, but we're taking on personal stories about ourselves – I've noticed some female comics taking on serious issues like mental illness.

"The charges are of a serious nature and, if true, jeopardize the ability of your Board of Governors to handle sensitive information and maintain confidentiality on serious issues affecting our union," one of the letters states.

Robert Wise's film is one of a series of family films on serious issues made by Showtime.

If you read widely you have read them, even the ones who have yet to find much public success: in the dwindling numbers of newspaper book reviews, in the corners of the Sunday paper labeled "Insight" or "Outlook"; in one of the few quarterly magazines that still pay something or one of the few magazines that publish writing on serious issues.

The second, more hopeful future, he said, is one in which, despite differences, the world powers "can work together on serious issues of mutual concern and try to address them.

The show introduced us to timeless catchphrases (thank you, Joey Lawrence), shed light on serious issues of drug and alcohol abuse, and gifted us one of the most iconic pieces of pop culture fashion: that flowered, floppy hat.

The show was considered a sitcom, but like "All in the Family," it used comedy to take on serious personal issues and thorny social ones — alcoholism, drugs, infidelity.

The band has touched on many serious issues over the years, but offended very few people.

Pah! When's he going to take on some serious issues, not these silly trivialities, this idle gossip?

While their interviews have touched on some serious issues, there has been no shortage of monkey business between the two.

This program will focus on more serious issues.