Sentence examples for a entirely different issue from inspiring English sources

The strategy with which participants treat absent trials represents a entirely different issue (see [ 5]; for a rare example of modelling absent trials).

Which lab tests should be routinely ordered as part of a physical is an entirely different issue.

In complex surveys it is possible to have clusters of missing data, and accounting for such clusters is a complicated and an entirely different issue, which will be attempted in another manuscript.

That's part of the reason for the lack of consumer demand that Summers says is currently hindering a swifter economic recovery -- an entirely different issue than the credit crunch the Federal Reserve's quantitative easing was suppose to solve.

Zero tolerance for violence If a spouse becomes violent, "that's an entirely different issue," said Dr. Schlossberg.

I have just pointed out that the institutions in their present form undoubtedly constitute an obstacle to enlargement, but that is an entirely different issue.

"But if what they're doing is, in fact, propping up the Assad regime," John Kirby, a State Department spokesman, said on Monday, "then that's an entirely different issue altogether, because it is the Assad regime that has been a magnet for extremists inside Syria".

That is an entirely different issue".

But the Miami Fraternal Order of Police is focused on an entirely different issue.

Mr. Chetwynd said the blacklist was an entirely different issue from his conservative political views or Kramer's liberal views.

As far as whether or not millions of illegals voted in this election, I have no idea, and it is an entirely different issue.