Sentence examples similar to a different issue raised from inspiring English sources

At practice level, three categories were combined in order to prevent overlap (Table 4) and we subdivided categories based on the different issues raised (Tables 3, 4, 5).

We are afraid that this is inherent to the topic, as shown by the large amount of different issues raised by the respondents to the 1st internet survey.

But there's a different issue than can be raised about Ryan's mountaineering: if he loves it so much, and surely he does, why isn't he a conservationist?

Each situation raised a different issue.

But he said the embassy program raised a different issue.

Some have raised a different issue, saying that Mr. Solzhenitsyn's memory is more likely to be dishonored by having his name attached to a busy city street.

But the Sixth Circuit case raises a different issue: the legality of statewide bans on affirmative action.

Michael A. Cusumano, a professor at the Sloan School of Management at M.I.T., raises a different issue in an essay published this week: the economics of MOOCs and the implications.

This case raises a different issue than Bowers: whether, under the Equal Protection Clause, moral disapproval is a legitimate state interest to justify by itself a statute that bans homosexual sodomy, but not heterosexual sodomy.

Powers raise a different issue.

This raises a different issue, of course: what value does the magazine have other than in coupons if it is mainly offering summary and generalized recommendation?