Sentence examples for explore that issue from inspiring English sources

Last week the court ruled that an initiative allowing indefinitely extended sentences for sexually violent predators might violate constitutional guarantees of equal protection; it ordered a new hearing to explore that issue.

Cote goes on to cite another section of the Securities Act that may also apply, but says, "[A]gain because J.P. Morgan does not comment on this provision in it [the legal brief], it is unnecessary to explore that issue here".

As for why users are spending no more time on apps than they were before: Nielsen doesn't really explore that issue, but it does note that privacy has slightly increased as an issue for U.S. consumers: some 73percentt note personal data collection as a concern (compared to 70percentt a year ago), with 55percentt saying they are wary of sharing information.

What made you decide to explore that issue in the book?

The survey didn't explore that issue directly, although it did find that most of those surveyed hadn't gotten discouraged yet.

12 The oat controversy appeared to be a unique case to explore that issue, because cases of intermediated immunotoxicity could be expected and correlation of potential toxicity and analytical signals could be assessed.

"I think we explored that issue last week," said Mr. Fleischer, calling for another question.

Now comes a new study from Fiji exploring that issue in more than 500 16-year-old girls.

The justices evidently decided that this case was not the proper vehicle for exploring that issue, because as a nonstate, the District of Columbia is not in a position to argue it one way or another.

"It is encouraging to see that someone is getting the message that the job situation is not that great in the biomedical sciences," says Stephan, whose recent book, How Economics Shapes Science, explores that issue in some detail.

Cindy Rizzo has a piece on Medium exploring that issue and many reasons why we should celebrate lesbian visibility all of the time.