Sentence examples for plain issues from inspiring English sources

Much of the water lost by the Snake River as it transects the plain issues back into the river at its western end, by way of many artesian springs.

Though she was initially hesitant, her confidence grew after she aced two online courses -- "Women of the Great Plains" and "Issues in Aging" -- and by the summer of 2012, she had decided to attend the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in person.

Finally, the Wal-Mart cases illustrate our unfortunate tendency to abandon difficult questions to the judicial system, a tendency made plain by such issues as abortion and gay marriage.

TechCrunch highlights this fact to make it plain that the issues that the United States IPO market is currently enduring are hardly exclusive — weakness is as similar here as it is across the pond.

This would make many resource shortfalls and resource allocation issues plain as day, and it would empower national security managers to take action based on evidence.

But if states, cities and others had issued plain vanilla fixed-rate debt to begin with, they could have refinanced much of it by now at little or no cost.

Instead of issuing "plain vanilla general obligation bonds," the city financed its debt using certificates of participation (COPs), complex financial instruments municipalities often use to get around debt restrictions.

The success of those Russian and Italian and Irish immigrants three-quarters of a century ago, and of many Asian and Hispanic immigrants today, makes it plain that the issue has less to do with poverty as such than with culture -- with conscious values as well as unconscious behaviors.

Investment in flood defences and building on flood plains are key issues for Tewkesbury, candidates have said.

While there is plenty of plain vanilla debt issued, a surprising amount is structured in more exotic ways and can satisfy specific needs of investors.

Public transportation is an equity issue, plain and simple.