Sentence examples for subset of issues from inspiring English sources
To suggest that women care only about a subset of issues, such as education and health care, is demeaning.
"We acknowledge that there's a separate subset of issues that are independent of the safety of hydrofracking," he said.
Eventually three major schools of feminist political theory arose, each emphasizing a distinctive subset of issues: liberal feminism, socialist feminism, and radical feminism.
But he argued that when it comes to one subset of issues — business-cycle macroeconomics, or how policy should respond to booms and busts — economists are both divided and biased.
Perhaps instead of obsessing about the narrow subset of issues which concern a minority of voters who swing between left- and right-of-centre, parties might start looking at the large swathes of people who feel disengaged and have sufficient numbers to affect the result in even the safest seat.
Typically research is very narrow and focused on only a subset of issues related to a particular problem.
We here investigate an important subset of these issues for downlinks of orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (OFDM) systems, mainly considering frequency-division duplexing (FDD).
A major subset of valuation issues concerns situations where decision alternatives may be described by benefits and costs and the objective is to infer the values respondents attach to benefit/cost levels.
We discuss protoneutron star convection, accretion-induced-collapse, gravitational wave emissions, pulsar kicks, the angular anisotropy of the neutrino emissions, a subset of numerical issues, and a new code we are designing that should supercede our current supernova code VULCAN/2D.
The second subset of developmental issues resulting in 'scholarly' barriers [10, 11, 12] that discourage engagement with Alexander's theory may also be connected conceptual issues and arise from his definition of 'science' [4] and his belief in one 'right' way of building [3].
Through their work on a commonly acknowledged subset of knowledge issues, epistemic communities create both an evidence base and a framework for policy action (i.e., a road-map).
