Sentence examples for persisting issues from inspiring English sources
Although surgical shave excision with its myriad modifications has been in vogue for decades, the lack of an adequate histological sample, the largely blind nature of the procedure, and the possibility of recurrence are persisting issues.
On the other hand, some of the member countries expressed the need to swiftly tackle persisting issues and challenges to Low-Income Food-Deficit Countries (LIFDC), more particularly, landlocked countries.
The EDN present a review of regional and national progress toward the six EFA goals, take stock of the progress, persisting issues and remaining challenges in achieving the goals, and highlight examples of innovative policy reforms and strategies, particularly those aimed at reducing disparities in access to and quality of education.
The country's lively democracy is in full swing, choosing strategies to address persisting issues such as income and regional inequality, lack of infrastructure, education quality, environmental sustainability and land administration.
There are serious issues with accessibility to care that create major roadblocks and frustrations that require public policy fixes, but there is also the persisting issue that people are afraid to appear weak to loved ones and colleagues, so they bury their feelings.
One persisting issue was whether iPads paid for with school-construction bonds could leave campus.
Several problems persist; issues of 'social distance' arising out of caste, class and gender differences deny children equal opportunities.
"It's a tremendous, grave concern," Coughlin said of the persisting coverage issues.
Despite some persisting cognitive issues, Khalil is now employed and works part-time as a store clerk.
Kruise's evolution also came from his experiences turning up parties all over the world, including his recent European tour, and undergoing surgery for persisting health issues.
If you suspect your relative has a head cold, for instance, they should probably see an ear, nose and throat doctor, while someone with persisting digestive issues would be better served visiting an internist.
