Sentence examples for as issues of the from inspiring English sources

This set a pattern for Aperture's later operations; projects that began as issues of the quarterly became major traveling shows and books.

Up to the end of 1940 the printings (annual after 1936, after printings in 1930, 1932, and 1933) were designated on the title page as issues of the 14th edition.

He looked out the car window at the rind of a melon, then at the bloody Kleenex he'd held to his chin when he'd nicked himself shaving — he had taken to shaving before turning in, to save time in the morning, now that his beard no longer grew so heavily — as well as issues of The Economist that a better citizen would have bundled together for recycling.

As issues of the day may dictate, the norm for activists is to engage on substantive issues such as calling for peace, justice, and freedom.

Mr. Kennedy calls himself a sector rotator, moving among different classes of bonds as well as among issues of the same class.

Certainly, race is an issue of the show, as well as issues of society, leadership, trust, responsibility and personal destiny.

However, the issue inevitably arises of the means to be used in this connection, as well as the issue of the strategies to be adopted.

Evidences of the spread of occidental culture, as noted in recent issues of the daily press.

As well as the issues of safety there are concerns about the legal and moral case for their use.

We often think of Latinos as more current, of immigration as the issue of the late 20th and early 21st century, and before that, [Latino presence] wasn't a thing.

A spokeswoman for Ms. Burden said she was looking for "a solution that's sensitive to the streetscape issues as well as the issues of merchants".