Sentence examples for classic issues from inspiring English sources

As it happens, my father-in-law, Walter Bernard, worked as a designer at Esquire, so I have access to an incredible vault of classic issues.

Or, perhaps, reading classic issues of Poetry magazine and considering questions like: "What happened to account for Emily Dickinson's rise to literary eminence?

He applies careful data analysis to classic issues in economics, such as taxes and business investment, recession recovery and rising inequality.

Some of that is already underway, such as my related paper with Cathy Hwang, which opens a window on how this research matters for classic issues of contract interpretation.

Through a wide and eclectic range of subjects, Popular Ideologies examines classic issues of modern cultural history, including the relationships between producers and consumers and how both groups use popular culture.

"This is one of those classic issues that, in a sense, redefines some things," said Connie Mack, the former Republican senator from Florida who opposes abortion but supports the research.

The red cabinet is a 1960s Joe Colombo classic, issued again last year, and contains "to do" stuff.

One of our sports mavens, Ben McGrath, added to the conversation the point that this is the classic issue in the N.F.L. about punting on fourth down.

It was a classic issue movie, in this case about journalists caring about something other than building their personal brand on Twitter.

Second, it has implications for the problem of policymaking under uncertainty, a classic issue in finance as well as other areas of administrative law, such as environmental regulation, where risk assessment is central.

Their fury has been directed particularly at Moore's efforts to construct bike paths throughout the city, a classic issue that is assumed to divide the largely car-dependent west from inner-city trendies.