Sentence examples for wave of issues from inspiring English sources

Serbia is facing the most advanced, complex, challenges because the first wave of issues, such as putting children in schools, lowering infant mortality rates, Serbia has already overcome.

Now, realizing the state of constitutional re-interpretations by appointees, you might question your representation/or lack thereof in making huge sea-changes with a whole tidal wave of issues where "absolute-power corrupts" good or bad.

If FBI testimony that "existing federally developed electronic intercept solutions" should be shared with local law enforcement agencies means that a program similar to PRISM could eventually be at their disposal, a new wave of constitutional issues will result.

Housebuilders were also under pressure today, as traders fear a wave of rights issues from the sector in repsonse to a rapidly deteriorating housing market.

The initial public offering of Samsonite, which is controlled by the private equity firm CVC Capital Partners, is among a wave of new issues to hit the Hong Kong exchange, as Western companies look to Asia to go public.

This year brought with it a wave of interesting issues in the health law arena be it questions of limiting health care access to immigrants, the ongoing challenges of the opioid epidemic, or the ever-changing landscape of drug pricing.

So it surfs the current wave of privacy issues right now.

So it's unlikely we'll see the wave of junk issues that started in 2003 begin to default until the end of this year.

So, as we noted in May when we covered the company's UK expansion, "it surfs the current wave of privacy issues".

Twitter's latest apology comes months after it revealed it may have exposed some user direct messages to third-parties, amid a wave of security issues to plague Silicon Valley tech giants this year.

On top of the annual beginning-of-the-year slog of being single and alone after the holidays, I was drowning from the veritable wave of house issues and didn't have enough hands or feet to plug the gaps of the dam that was about to break.