Sentence examples for extant issues from inspiring English sources

Some important extant issues that will be touched on are as follows (a non-exhaustive list!).

One of the extant issues in this area is that of uniform sampling of the Pareto front.

The workshop aims to advance our understanding of sluicing by exploring looming extant issues in the domain of the multiple sluicing construction: the analysis of such constructions bears on the nature of the identity condition, since antecedents for multiple sluices often contain quantified elements missing in the ellipsis clause.

Drawing on extensive research by Paul Hackett who earlier determined the location worldwide of all extant issues of the paper, the Starr Library has subsequently reached out to library counterparts in India with the hope of providing a comprehensive run in the next couple of years.

One of the extant issues here is that Matthews operates under the assumption that the road ahead consists of passing the entire health care reform bill through budget reconciliation.

Only extant issue; see Nelson and Seccombe.

One extant issue with using biometrics for authentication is that, unlike passwords, they cannot be changed.

The story is whimsical and readable, but it also delves into the still-extant issue of how we perceive race.

Prior to engaging in extensive visualization efforts, it is important to work with agency staff to understand the extant work practice, issues with the existing system, and identifying areas for improvement.

Despite a slightly higher number of coins recorded as extant, the 1905 issue is rarer and more valuable than the 1904; Bowers speculates that Zerbe may have held some pieces only to cash them in, or surrender them in 1933 when President Franklin Roosevelt called in most gold coins.

The Trent Collection of Walt Whitman includes a copy of the first issue of the Brooklyn Freeman, the only extant copy of any issue of the newspaper.