Sentence examples for different kinds of issues from inspiring English sources

Clubs in inner city areas face different kinds of issues.

"We thought that small businesses posed different kinds of issues," said Alan F. Westin, who wrote the council's guide with Lance J. Hoffman, a professor at George Washington University.

The study found that each method identified different kinds of issues, all of which are important for inclusive design.

Recycling is an important part of waste management (that includes different kinds of issues: environmental, technological, economic, legislative, social, etc).

Separating them out has the merit of allowing us to see that different kinds of issues might arise in deciding the answers to such disputes.

It may be possible to address different kinds of issues which would be able to make the process more effective and lean.

"This is a serious and different kind of issue than the FISA court usually looks at, because it goes to the broader interpretation of the statute that hasn't been interpreted on this issue by other courts," Martin said of the phone records collecting.

Despite the horrific and arbitrary violence of leftover mines, Ms. Brennan doesn't see this as a different kind of issue from those with which she has previously been involved, which include women's issues, domestic violence, housing, aboriginal rights and trade unions.

This chapter aims to present a systematic overview of the different kinds of rationality issues that may come up with regard to engineering-design practice.

'Doing governance' implies the space for making explicit what is moving all the different (kinds of) stakeholders on issues of science and technology.

If young women see Tinder as a place where they can explore potential romantic relationships with all different kinds of people, I take no issue with that.