Sentence examples for smouldering issue from inspiring English sources
Having ignored the smouldering issue of reconciliation with Australia's indigenous people, Mr Howard surprised everyone when he declared on October 11th that he would hold a referendum to recognise aborigines in Australia's constitution if he is re-elected.
Second act Smouldering issues ReprintsThe number of fires in Chicago decreased by roughly a third between 1990 and 1998, but the number of times the paramedics had to turn out climbed by 14%.
Second act Smouldering issues Girl Scouts and girl power Pokémania v globophobia Another paradigm shift Readjusting the lens ReprintsIf Mr Gore's task is to display some of the glitz needed to be a star, Mr Bush's job is the exact opposite.
Yet Fortuyn's belief that the smouldering issues of immigration, integration and crime must be squarely faced, and his ideas about the responsibilities as well as the rights of individuals to civil society clearly echoed to good effect across these latest hustings.
In 2003, with the scandals of WorldCom and Enron still smouldering, the great investor issued a challenge to directors across the country.
The issue of the ordination of women had been "smouldering" since the last years of Pope Paul VI, according to Farley Clinton, an American Vaticanologist.
Today, from this distance, Kenya looks to be a far different place -- in the words of the nation's leading newspapers, a "burnt-out, smouldering ruin"; those papers have joined together in the last several hours to issue a plaintive wail to "save our beloved country".
They arrived smouldering.
