Sentence examples for spread issues from inspiring English sources

And whether anything uncovered reveals wider spread issues about GSK operates.

The work undertaken by the agency on adolescents and young people covers the widely spread issues of greatest concern to this age group navigating its way through the challenges of transition from childhood to adulthood.

Rather than driven by the concerns of child poverty and income inequality — which, did in fact became an increasingly more evident and wide spread issue after the Millennium in Japan and South Korea — the initial imperatives for social investment in Japan and South Korea were rather concerns over the population ageing and the very low fertility rate.

Legal responses to non-disclosure have spawned an entire criminalization of HIV spread issue (Holmes & O'Byrne, 2006; Lichtenstein, Whetten, & Rubenstein, 2014; Stein et al., 1998).

Recent appearance of Candida species with reduced susceptibility to antibiotics, and spreading issues concerning the safety of chemical preservatives and drugs have prompted researchers to study antimicrobial agents from natural resources.

As setting world records became almost commonplace, the swimsuit controversy spread beyond issues of performance into the territory of morality.

The efforts actually began before the election, in fights over the health care bill and gun regulation, but have spread to issues including the regulation of greenhouse gases, commerce and food safety.

Blue Hill continues to contribute ideas to those who will spread the issues and educate the public.

As the Trojan horse furore in Birmingham continues, and spreads, five issues emerge that require urgent national attention.

Daniel M. Kammen, director of the Renewable and Appropriate Energy Laboratory at the University of California, Berkeley, predicted that as intensive renewable energy development spreads, water issues will follow.

I was also reminded of how wide-spread sleep issues are, affecting every demographic - the wealthy, poor, married, single, old, and young.