Sentence examples for simmering issues from inspiring English sources

But we have also been hearing another story about what's going on at Woot that may have spurred some of these departures, simmering issues with Amazon management that have finally started to boil over.

We may look back on the summer of 2017 as a watershed moment for gender diversity: the lava of simmering issues erupts, and once out, flows to reshape the landscape.

Given the universality of the simmering issues, the collaborators also bring personal experience.

Cleary, much of the credit must go to the President, and his willingness to tackle some long simmering issues.

"There were simmering issues at the time that just haven't gone away".

In the interview, Mr. Putin also addressed a number of simmering issues, including Russia's sharply deteriorated relations with the United States and Mr. Obama's decision to cancel a separate meeting with Mr. Putin that had been scheduled to take place in Moscow this week before the G-20.

Long a simmering issue between Beijing and Washington, the dollar-yuan exchange rate is shaping up as the first conflict point between China and the new administration of President Barack Obama.

"The governor says there is no litmus test, and I believe him," Mr. Ridge said, referring to the simmering abortion issue.

And Pocono Country Place, which has drawn ugly nicknames like "Pocono Criminal Place," or "the ghetto in the woods," has become a lightning rod for some of the racial issues simmering below the surface of life here.

Firing Mike Brown after five games certainly bordered on Steinbrenner-esque farcicality, but it was a maneuver based on the issues simmering underground: Dwight Howard's pending free agency next summer and Kobe Bryant's obsession with winning a sixth championship ring (tying him with Michael Jordan) before his 34-year-old body wears out.

The uproar over "Fahrenheit 9/11" reignited the long-simmering issues.