Sentence examples for Light issues from inspiring English sources

We have a set of prints too, but we had to rotate them out because of light issues and I really miss them".

Darren Lehmann, his Australia counterpart, thought that the umpires could have played it differently but observed that there had been light issues all series.

At the heart of Bennett's play is the battle between a teaching style which specialises in narrative panache, and a thematic approach that, in Mrs Lintott's case, seeks to bring to light issues and connections that may have been suppressed in the telling of that story.

The study, which appeared in Next Wave in August 1996,brought to light issues that are still of concern today, including (as Wellington wrote back then) "low pay, lack of benefits, and lengthening training periods for decreasing job opportunities".

This brings to light issues regarding the meaning and nature of integration and integration in research; issues associated with the mechanisms to enable and facilitate higher levels of integration in research as part of a policy process; and issues related to the assessment and evaluation of success or failure of policy instruments.

"They make up a huge part of Twitter's base and I thought to myself that I could be using some of my skills to go beyond newsrooms, and move towards advocating for social justice and bringing to light issues that black people are discussing on the platform".

The tunnel-like room was dim, the only light issuing from street-level windows high in the exterior wall.

Sischy's fascination with what's difficult sometimes leads her into incoherence and opacity, as in a recent special issue of Artforum called "the light issue".

The 74-year-old said: "I think the light issue is a valid one.

The research and analysis shows that different countries must recognize what their "red light" issue is.

This scene was inspired by the cover of the "Sweetness and Light" issue of the National Lampoon magazine.