Sentence examples for different issues from from inspiring English sources
Evaluating drawing entails different issues from painting or sculpture.
Personal anecdotes are interwoven with observations on a vast array of different issues, from economics to architecture, from landscape aesthetics to history.
Research to date has focused on dignity within the hospital rather than outpatient settings which is likely to raise different issues from the patients' perspective.
Mr. Lantos and human rights advocates contend that surveillance in China poses different issues from surveillance in the West because China is a one-party state where government officials can exercise power with few legal restraints.
The court recognizes that this will present challenges in future cases, because searching data stored on remote servers raises different issues from searching data that we (supposedly) carry with us.
Eric A. Posner and Adrian Vermeule have argued that transitional justice does not raise different issues from "ordinary" justice: liberal democracies regularly manage change, even radical change, during their "ordinary" lives, and the issues that they confront in managing this change are not different in kind to those of transitional justice.
She added that the company's tax affairs are a very different issue from not paying staff an adequate salary.
Mr. Chetwynd said the blacklist was an entirely different issue from his conservative political views or Kramer's liberal views.
He said it was a different issue from that which saw him make another pussy-footing start in Melbourne, but the result was very much the same.
