Sentence examples for this issue means from inspiring English sources

"You see, the U.N. is taking pressure on sport," she said, "instead of speaking on what this issue means".

He said: "As a parent with young daughters, this issue means a lot to me and you feel a certain responsibility for their safety.

The Supreme Court passing on this issue means cell phone tracking reform now is volleyed to Congress, where it will have to maneuver through mounting gridlock.

Bringing awareness to this issue means talking about the reality of addiction and shedding some light on the success stories of mothers overcoming their addiction.

This issue means that the real frequency of polymicrobial aetiologies could possibly be higher if a complete microbiological investigation was performed in all cases.

"I am extremely happy to be joining this effort to bring home what this issue means to the future of children and our countries," said Mr. Monteiro.

This issue meant that even though the total counts ended up being corrected, it could have given the impression that the Live Videos were seeing more engagement when shared than they really were.

In respect of the present study, the lack of available data on this issue meant that it was not possible to determine whether the provision of CAM services by linked hospitals presented a source of response bias.

This, a well-documented issue, means commissioners need not only a massive change in culture but also urgent training and, in some cases, replacement.

The new methods and resources presented in this special issue mean that the Z. tritici research community now has, arguably, the same level of research tools as any fungal model system.

Where was Mr. Gore on this issue, which means so much to him now, on the campaign trail?