Sentence examples for earlier raised issues from inspiring English sources
When several passengers who had been on this boat earlier raised issues about the boat's quality, we canceled our charter and quickly secured the Deep Blue, a high-quality, 16-passenger boat, to serve our travelers.
Mr. Hanssen had earlier raised the issue of F.B.I. computer security, and now said he was trying to prove that the network was not secure.
The Daily Mail article also contained allegations that Trump came to New York a year earlier than she has claimed, raising issues about her immigration status.
These new data cast doubt on the usefulness of the lens as an early indicator for AD and raise issues about the robustness and reliability of it for widespread use.
The combination of molecularly targeted agents with chemotherapy raises issues about the dose selection during early-stage clinical development.
That raises issues of judgement.
Early research has raised troubling issues.
"We will, as you would expect us to have, contingency plans for various possibilities, possibilities that could relate, and I'll broaden this to issues that Alex Brummer [of the Daily Mail] raised earlier globally: issues in financial markets, issues such as could be related to Scotland, so we have contingency plans we develop.
These early pupils raised and settled issues that were not systematically discussed by Shankara himself issues that later divided his followers into two large groups: those who followed the Vivarana (a work written on Padmapada's Panchapadika by one Prakashatman in the 12th century) and those who followed Vachaspati's commentary (known as Bhamati) on Shankara's bhashya.
"He jus happen to knock somebody out!" Earlier Tuesday, Patriots Coach Bill Belichick raised an issue that also complicates the N.F.L.'s crackdown — the inconsistency of officiating.
