Sentence examples for the enduring issues from inspiring English sources

One of the enduring issues in cyberspace is which laws apply to online activities.

While "60 Minutes," the network's flagship Sunday program, remains television's premier newsmagazine, the enduring issues with "The Early Show" and the evening news dominate outsiders' — and some insiders' — impressions of CBS News.

It says plenty about the enduring issues faced by black people in America that these two period pictures, made decades apart, have repeatedly and accurately been described by pundits as "timely".

Over time and across countries, civil society organizations have gained prominence in public policymaking and the enduring issues of concerns regarding the health workers were repeatedly lack of motivation and petty corruption.

But the fate of Palestinian refugees and their descendants, now estimated at nearly 4 million, remains the enduring issue.

Even more than the staff issues, enduring issues of censorship may be the most stubborn hurdle for the gulf region — even if, as Mr. Hirschorn jokingly said, "our government censor turned out to be a really nice guy".

"Regardless of the ages of the priests that might be involved, the issues are enduring issues that are very much in play," he said.

While Mr. Corzine's memory and the 1998 open space initiative are unlikely to emerge as enduring issues this fall, the encounter offers an early glimpse of what the next nine weeks may look like.

She knows how to decode her tech-world adventures for word people, and her essays explore gender relations and misogyny in the office, among other enduring issues.

Progress on reducing poverty at national levels often obscures deep-rooted disparities, says the analysis, adding that enduring issues of social exclusion could lead to uneven improvements that would put at risk aggregate success.

It highlights a number of trends already evident in the commercial environment (the increasing speed of new product launches and associated decision making, the growth of data available to decision makers, the ability to imbue devices with limited sensing and decision making faculties) and sets this against enduring issues around the limits and efficacy of human decision making.