Sentence examples for one social issue from inspiring English sources

"Everyone I've talked to keeps dismissing him for one reason or another: that he's from New York, that he's moderate, that he's wrong on one social issue or another," said Frank I. Luntz, a Republican pollster who worked for Mr. Giuliani in his 1993 and 1997 mayoral campaigns.

The one social issue that Hancock conspicuously avoids — precisely by addressing it with a symbolic wink — is that of race.

That such a view would deserve this label in the 21st century is beyond question; but we often forget that people in the past did not have the luxury (any more than we ourselves do) of considering any one social issue in a vacuum.

S1: one social issue is unemployment.

Example S1: one social issue is unemployment S2: rising eyebrows (showing he is not sure about the partners' answer) S1:(no more elaboration) S2: (no elaboration request).

Example S1: one social issue is unemployment S2: rising eyebrows (showing he is not sure about the partners' answer) S1:(no more elaboration) S2: (no elaboration request)   (5) Lack of engagement can be seen in cases in which the participants were involved in procedural talk rather than actual performance.

In among some strong meat on extremism and a vicious attack on Jeremy Corbyn for his "terrorist-sympathising, Britain-hating ideology", the passages that really stuck out were the ones on social issues.

Media coverage of Liverpool's cultural attractions doubled and for the first time in decades, positive stories outweighed negative ones focusing on social issues.

Because of Buffett's record on social issues, one has to assume that he didn't understand the implications of his conduct.

All four have contradicted party lines, three on social issues and one against the leadership.

There is nothing new about advocacy groups lobbying corporations to take one position or another on social issues, but with ballot measures on marriage in four states this fall, the stakes in winning corporate support are higher than ever for both sides of the debate.