Sentence examples for picking issues from inspiring English sources

But not Cruz: He's defining himself as a national figure not by taking positions on questions that divide his party, but by picking issues where the party is basically united — Obamacare, gun control, taxes — and playing the maximalist while promising the moon.

Do not pick issues not pressing in Egypt, she said, "and then tell me that I'm in a conflict with the international community".

Unless, of course, you were unfortunate enough to pick issues that defaulted.

I think Michael appreciated Lynton's ability to pick issues because that's the way that Michael thinks," Finkelstein says.

"Will Romney and Ryan pick issues and talk about them in a way that cultivates the white vote?

And if you feel it is imperative to go after President Obama publicly every now and then, pick issues that are sure to resonate will ALL Americans.

This is why Ossoff's campaign platform was pretty much a conglomeration of cherry picked issues that appealed to various 6th district interest groups topped with the ever motivating "help us stand up to Trump" message.

We pick issues from there and we make our corrections or cover loopholes".

Conversely, in the presence of an indifferent user group, researchers are more likely to pick issues that they think important and produce outputs that they deem relevant; a situation that is far less likely to lead to evidence incorporation into decision-making.

"He's picking the issues that he wants to discuss.

It's back to picking individual issues rather than riding the wave.