Sentence examples for serious issue among from inspiring English sources

Like it or not, the mosque controversy has reignited fears over the Republican Party's position on topics such as immigration, which is a serious issue among Hispanic Americans.

He was one of three officers who delivered to the Continental Congress a letter drafted by discontented officers, and participated in hearings in which the army delegation outlined serious issues among the officers at Newburgh, New York.

Leslie Knope tackled the serious issue of STDs among the elderly on the latest "Parks And Recreation".

It is that fear of stalemate that concerns some residents of Boulder, a city of 100,000 about 25 miles northwest of Denver that faces a number of serious issues, chief among them an effort to rein in developers.

Accidental injury from guns among children is a serious issue.

The most serious issue is that researchers cannot perform cross referencing among different SNP databases.

Breast cancer is a common disease found among women and has been a serious issue for last two decades.

A Department of Health spokesman said: "We recognise that tuberculosis is a serious issue in London, particularly in more deprived boroughs and among the migrant community.

The findings indicate that forced sex among Southern African women is a serious issue that needs further exploration.

Dalrymple points out that lack of awareness of the condition among childcare specialists and the public, is a serious issue.

Any parent who believes children need to be browbeaten and corralled like foot soldiers to march to the beat of their mother's drum has serious over-identification issues (among, likely, other things).