Sentence examples for touch issues from inspiring English sources

Beyond the political parties the right sees it as dead; the left feels it doesn't touch issues of gender, environment, and globalisation".

I will say, though, that this kind of political reluctance to touch issues that are of constitutional significance, and that are about ensuring the rights of a minority, is precisely why we have the courts.

Announcing the "Multi-Touch RepaiPhonegram for iPhone 6 Plus" on Thursday, Apple said some devices may "exhibit display flickering or Multi-Touch issues after being dropped multiple times on a hard surface and then incurring further stress on the device".

The case "touches issues of far-reaching significance," Justice Anthony M. Kennedy wrote.

Some of Mr. McGintee's rhetoric touches issues like littering, overcrowded houses and traffic.

"I've looked through his book, and he barely touches issues," said Robert Padian, 59, an unemployed database administrator.

This touches issues of group dynamics, which are beyond the scope of this paper.

Mr. Lieberman did not touch those issues last night.

McCullers's deft vignettes touch on issues of race, class and religion.

The poems touch on issues of aging, poverty and the environment.

"I'm not frightened of upsetting the very politically correct class who are afraid to touch difficult issues.