Sentence examples for a new issue compared to from inspiring English sources
A private fork always has issues with merging in changes from upstream, but this isn't a new issue compared to Asgard.
But that's a small issue compared to the pleasures of seeing old debates framed in new ways that allow them to reach new audiences.
"The airport is a small issue compared to this.
IBJ, for example, though now Japan's fifth biggest underwriter of corporate bonds, last year made operating profits of only ¥2 billion from underwriting fees.Cheap at the priceThe almost complete lack of a secondary market makes it difficult to put a price on new issues compared with similar credits.
But those were peripheral issues compared to democracy in a territory governed by Beijing.
The difference is one of scale: BlackBerry has made much of the size of its application store, which counted 120,000 apps in its stable the last time it publicized a number, and a third of those belonging to a single developer takes the issue to a whole new level compared to other stores.
A new issue emerged pertaining to costs that had not been discussed openly before.
How does the blogosphere's coverage of an issue compare to the mainstream media?
By October, Republicans shifted to a new issue: the tariff.
On August 31, Tancredo shifted momentarily to a new issue.
But the central issue for an incoming administration is less, "Is it right?" than, "How much effort is it worth?" How important is it to create and reform these new structures, compared to crisis management?
