Sentence examples for range of different issues from inspiring English sources

The social entrepreneurs in Austria tackle a wide range of different issues.

He said "it behooves" the next administration to incorporate the range of different issues in the revised draft.

In August 2013 a conference of health service managers (HSMs) within the organisation was held to discuss how they could respond to a range of different issues.

A cleverly tailored service matching motivational psychologists to 52 Primary and 9 Secondary Schools dealing with a wide range of different issues generated excellent feedback from teachers, parents and children".

Winner: Islington Primary Care Trust deals with child and adolescent mental health by providing a tailored service matching motivational psychologists to 52 Primary and nine Secondary Schools dealing with a wide range of different issues.

Certainly politics is more sociable it allows you to think more about the whole range of different issues, while science often tends to be very narrow.

A complete analysis of this question would incorporate a number of different issues ranging from central topics in political philosophy (e.g., how should we define the "will" of the people? what is a democracy?) to the psychology of decision making.

In other studies ethnicity is understood as cultural background, which again can refer to a variety of different issues ranging from inadequate diet due to traditional notions of health and food, to wrong expectations concerning health professionals, divergent notions of body and health, cultural constructions of feminity and masculinity, cultural constructions of illness and risk etc.

"We've seen lots of different issues.

The Ipsos/McClatchy organizations have been asking voters which party can do the best job of handling a range of 13 different issues.

The examples in the gallery cover a breadth of areas, from small changes to giant leaps, from redesign to new design, as well as covering a range of different sustainability issues considered and balanced as part of a design brief.