Sentence examples for suitable issues from inspiring English sources

There was much material for revolution, with poverty (especially in the country, among families dispossessed by Sulla) and debt (among both the poor and the dissolute rich) providing suitable issues for unscrupulous populares.

But he said the committee believes that "suitable issues" can be found in the public record.

Some asset managers, with investment banking background, emphasize to their client the knowhow they possess in designing a suitable issue: bonds, shares, derivatives products and structured instruments, and the fact that they go through the appropriate regulatory approval chores.

But even if a lot of adaptation will end up being done privately, it is also a suitable issue for public policy.For a start, some forms of adaptation flood barriers, for instance—are clearly public goods, best supplied through collective action.

The issue was a suitable subject for journalistic inquiry, and Newsweek should not be savaged for looking into it.

With the rapid development of artificial intelligence technology, researchers found that the neural network filter was suitable for issues of nonlinear.

In an attempt to present clear directions to suitable subjects, issue-oriented interdisciplinary curricula are expected to be more efficient in learning and education.

A patrolman can always make an arrest when he feels it Is necessary, but a superior officer may tell him that it is more suitable to issue a sum mons than make an arrest for certain minor offenses, the at thority's spokesman said.

Indeed, some articles in the holiday issue are also suitable for regular issues, said Dr. Tony Delamothe, the BMJ deputy editor who has overseen the last eight Christmas issues.

The stability and equilibrium of strong ion rings in magnetized plasmas are the first issues suitable for its application.

The participative methodology used makes this tool very suitable for addressing issues related to community-led coastal development and Blue Growth.