Sentence examples for time and issues from inspiring English sources

Moving to secondary school can be a difficult time, and issues such as bullying and peer pressure can make it especially hard for students to speak out about what they are experiencing.

This study will involve patients and their carers at a stressful time and issues may be raised which require sensitive handling.

Barriers that were identified with our sample regarding the use of handheld technologies such as PDAs included cost, time, and issues related to technology literacy.

The shape of the actual handover phase in the top half of the model is shaped to reflect the variability in time and issues involved with each case that is handed over (which is in contrast to inpatient wards where the handovers are represented by a consistent shape in Figure 2a).

Before he issues the last of them, he will engage in his last round of budget negotiations, telephone the troops for the holidays for the last time and issue his last batch of presidential pardons.

Last week, the United States blacklisted companies in Iran's petrochemical industry for the first time and issued sanctions against more than 50 Iranian officials for what the administration called their efforts to stifle political dissent in Iran.

The proposed rules, revised for the second time and issued this month by the State Department of Environmental Conservation, open the last stretch in a contentious three-year effort to open the way for horizontal hydrofracking drilling in New York State.

Peng introduced military insignia for the first time, and issued military uniforms modeled on those worn by Soviet soldiers.

Tornado warnings were in effect at the time and issued on average about 30 minutes before the tornado hit, but few people were alerted as many were asleep as the tornado hit in the overnight hours.

The publisher who oversaw Vogue through some of its most robust times — and issues — said Thursday that he was leaving Condé Nast after nearly 25 years.

There are times (and issues) where the only justifiable course of action is to stand up and say: "This is wrong, and we must change it".