Sentence examples for softer issues from inspiring English sources

But the campaign is starting to focus on softer issues.

"Where, I think, we have room to improve further is actually on the softer issues, the softer aspects — the cultural areas, the arts — as well as to make this place an even more livable city".

The "softer" issues Ivanka targeted before introducing her father as the Republican nominee are the same that Hillary Clinton has been advocating in her campaign, and throughout her career.

While nobody is questioning their ability to do the science, she argues, there may be "softer" issues about how effective they are in a committee meeting full of men, or how they handle a hostile conference hall.

Bill Clinton rose to prominence as a reformer who wanted to turn the Democrats from a party of workers to one of consumers, who wanted to talk about softer issues like education and the environment (both Granholm themes), who wanted to bring in women.

And she may also advise Sarah to find out about "softer" issues from other female faculty members and postdocs.

Even if it doesn't take guts to put on a drama that envisions a woman as President, it does take some to bring up as a central issue a human-rights case that has to do with women, and is a "softer" issue than, say, developing nuclear weapons.

The topic would probably be a less serious and softer issue.

The "soft issues" which relate to "giving with your heart" are over and above that.

"There were a lot of soft issues to figure out: How would we work with the partners?

Airwave's introduction was a case study in how to not to handle the "soft" issues of technological change.