Sentence examples for remote issues from inspiring English sources

Studying ecology, she conducted a student survey and discovered that Howard students thought of the environment in terms of social justice and pollution of local rivers, while for white students she contacted at other universities, environmental concerns involved more remote issues like the rain forest and global warming.

Experts and highly skilled contributors need no longer be physically present to solve remote issues — their precious knowledge now a scalable resource thanks to the application of AR and VR.

And I'll bet you anything you want that once the Republicans actually have a nominee, it will be a remote issue".

Cottrell Boyce suggests that, since 9/11 and the Iraq war, rather than seeming a "remote" issue, "war is how we do business now".

Low achievement by minority students will no longer be a remote issue; it will affect the public perception of their schools and local property values.

To give some impetus to what is considered to be a fairly remote issue in a time of pressing national matters, the extension may be packaged with three other Bush administration priorities, including the trade promotion, or fast-track, authority bill.

And it is not a remote issue for US citizens.

"The rural and remote issue is very complicated because there are obligations on three or four parties," she said.

Selling children into sex trafficking may seem like a remote issue, something that happens in far-off places where kids live in extreme poverty and their rights aren't valued.

McGuire was inspired to involve non-experts in the process because she was tired of hearing people talk about plastics as if they were a remote issue happening "over there".

Working on this review to draw conclusions not only for scientific remote sensing issues, but also on technical, multi- and transdisciplinary as well as political issues, the complexity of the suggestion for value-adding presented above became clear.