Sentence examples for rising issue from inspiring English sources

That alone makes it a rising issue in the years ahead.

Observing that abortion was "a rising issue and a gut issue with Catholics," Buchanan wrote, "If the President should publicly take his stand against abortion, as offensive to his own moral principles... then we can force Muskie to make the choice between his tens of millions of Catholic supporters and his liberal friends at the New York Times and the Washington Post".

Antifragility is a rising issue in Software Engineering.

Following is a simple introduction to the recently rising issue on supercooled large droplet (SLD) icing.

This development raises concerns whether the benefits from the extended HSR network would again be limited to the initial HSR corridors and will deepen the inequalities in accessibility with the rising issue of uneven regional development of the country.

However, the majority of the state-of-the-art is focused on the downlink offloading, while the change of mobile user habits, like mobile content creation and uploading, makes uplink offloading a rising issue.

This section will provide an understanding of the rising issues regarding the apparel design for different ethnic groups in relation to meeting their different needs.

Professor Meredith Temple-Smith, director of research training at the University of Melbourne, says pornography has "definitely got a role to play" in the rising issues of campus-based violence.

An intensive, detailed stakeholder analysis during the design process could pinpoint rising issues or threats, minimise obstacles to passage, build coalitions, and channel information and resources to promote and sustain reform implementation [ 49, 51].

Ms. Fraiman described the case as part of a rising national issue of fair treatment for former offenders.

Drought is a rapidly rising environmental issue that can cause hardly repaired or unrepaired damages to the nature and socio-economy.