Sentence examples for searching for issues from inspiring English sources
Mr. Clinton responded by steering toward the center, searching for issues on which he could find Republicans to cooperate.
The managers screen more than 5,000 bonds, searching for issues with bargain prices and for companies with strong business models.
"Today," complained the I.R.S. commissioner, Douglas H. Shulman, in a recent speech, "we spend up to 25 percent of our time in a large corporate audit searching for issues rather than having a straightforward discussion with the taxpayer about the issues".
The data were analysed using systematic text condensation searching for issues describing participants' responses, and looking for the essence, aiming to share the basis of life-world experiences as valid knowledge.
I searched for issues from California and New York with coupons from 4.5% to 6%, due in seven to ten years.
For his part, Mr. Cuomo has been searching for an issue that will allow him to make up ground.
The Greens, searching for an issue ever since the 2005 elections when they were pushed into opposition, have latched on to nuclear power.
Even the White House has said there is no point recalling Congress, since the Democrats would continue to squelch the Republican initiative.But the call for more drilling has captured the attention of the media and energised the Republicans, who have been searching for an issue to revive their foundering electoral prospects.
With just 691 votes between them, Wolverhampton South West's Conservative MP, Paul Uppal, and his Labour opponent, Rob Marris – who lost the seat in 2010 – are on campaign overdrive, searching for the key issues that will win over voters.
In searching for common-ground issues, Trump might want to think about one message delivered by voters on both sides of the political spectrum this year — the demand for campaign finance reform.
After the campaign finance scandal involving former Chancellor Helmut Kohl, the Christian Democrats are searching for a winning issue.
