Sentence examples for suite of issues from inspiring English sources

Steven Law, president of Crossroads GPS, said what distinguished the group from its sister organization, American Crossroads, which is registered with the F.E.C. as a political committee, was that Crossroads GPS was focused over the longer term on advocating on "a suite of issues that are likely to see some sort of legislative response.

For now, however, Zinc Save is focused on online shopping, not mobile commerce, which has its own suite of issues.

While much progress is being made to fine-tune guidance for AHC-based investigators to better manage the risk of conflict of interest, comparably less progress has been made in developing an ethics-based approach to anticipating and addressing the suite of issues that arise in the emerging models of AHCIPs.

The suite of issues senators want addressed include a grab-bag of policies sought by the powerful U.S. Chamber of Commerce, which spent more than $35 million to help elect the new GOP majority.

But after her winds die down and her storm surges recede, a "whole suite of issues that may not have been considered" will remain, said Ronald Kendall, director of The Institute of Environment and Human Health at Texas Tech University.

The area of plant and animal genomics covers the entire suite of issues in biology because it aims to determine the structure and function of genetic material.

A final suite of philosophical issues surrounding population genetics concerns causation.

We sift through a plethora of globally available, national datasets that measure a suite of environmental issues, ranging from climate change to air quality and forests.

While the recent passage of the Small Business Jobs Act was a major accomplishment, small businesses also need relief from onerous paperwork burdens created by the IRS Form 1099 expansion provision hidden deep within the health care reform legislation, as well as resolution of a suite of tax issues, including the Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT), the estate tax and the Bush-era tax cuts.

In this paper, we address a suite of interacting issues in relation to implementation of the PCP-FMD in Africa, highlighting the importance of engagement between the livestock and wildlife sectors in considering potential FMD control strategies.

This question covers a suite of related issues, because the word "mechanism" can be used at the physiological level or at the behavioral level, and it can also be used for signal perception or production.