Sentence examples for the continuing issues from inspiring English sources
The phrase "the continuing issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to problems or challenges that persist over time. Example: "The report highlights the continuing issues related to climate change and its impact on global ecosystems."
"In light of the continuing issues arising from the Armstrong era and cycling's on-going credibility problem, more can and must be done," he said.
"There are the continuing issues of getting people adequately enrolled.' New York State has already enrolled about 530,000 children in its insurance plan for poor children.
Mr. Kent said one of the continuing issues he expected the new president to address, because of Mr. Zucker's history as a hands-on news producer, was the subpar execution of some of the network's programs.
He added: "What kind of signal does it send to the world when this grand prix is going ahead, given the concerns there are, given the violence we have seen in Bahrain, given the continuing issues around human rights?" David Cameron responded: "It's a matter for Formula 1, but let me be clear, we always stand up for human rights and it's important that peaceful protests are allowed to go ahead.
Or the continuing issues with the SAT security, or the complete absence thereof.
As a nation, we still have not adequately dealt with the dispossession of Native American lands, African American slavery, or the continuing issues concerning the modern-day subjugation of these and other groups.
Advocates of the program maintain that this is a huge mistake and a contributing factor to the continuing issue.
He said he believed Qatar would hold "an amazing World Cup" but added that the continuing issue of workers' rights needed to be addressed.
At the centre of the Zyed and Bouna deaths is the continuing issue of police controls, stop and searches and identity checks.
The Hilda survey also highlights the continuing issue of housing affordability and that those under 35 have largely missed out on the increase in wealth households have experienced over the past 15 years.
Mr. Bugbee said he has noticed a "major shift" in New Haven from farm samples to lawn and garden samples, reflecting the continuing issue of farmland being lost to suburban sprawl.
