Sentence examples for the evolving issue from inspiring English sources

Prompting far less attention, but way more important to the evolving issue of how humans should treat non-humans, was the publication of Beyond Words, What Animals Think and Feel, by Carl Safina, a thoughtful, moving, and important book about animal cognition and emotion.

The evolving issue of community-acquired and livestock-associated MRSA poses a major public health threat.

Recent discussions have focused on the evolving issue of authorship.

The global TCG has reaffirmed the appropriateness of the goal of stopping immunization and has intensified its work on the evolving issue of post-certification immunization policy.

Smart monitoring of nutrients and fast screening of biological and chemical contaminants are some of the key evolving issues challenging the assessment of food quality and safety.

Although privacy is an ongoing and ever evolving issue, the role of the whistleblower could also emerge as an antidote for an increasingly closed line of communication between our government and the public.

As with any rapidly evolving issue, the fast transition from a theoretical possibility to an apparent threat has been a broad challenge, from risk assessment to preparedness planning (Schmidt 2009).

"I can't think of an example where regulation didn't have unintended consequences and I'm unable to conceive of a regulatory body that will be swift enough to deal with the constantly evolving issues of ethics, communication and technology.

A key area relates to privacy, confidentiality and patients' rights issues, and the evolving ethical issues around collection of samples and data for future, "secondary" research that could involve new subpopulations, biomarkers, and other indications relevant to Precision Medicine.

"This is a continually evolving issue, both in the Boy Scouts and in society".

With new blood comes new dynamics to this ever evolving issue.