Sentence examples for fictitious issues from inspiring English sources

She's a political science professor at Texas Christian University, whose name was included within the enormous field of Republican hopefuls as a statistical control... It's well-established that voters will volunteer views concerning wholly fictitious issues or candidates...Voters can be reluctant to confess ignorance, or conflate invented laws or candidates with real ones".

Find 815 ran from December 28, 2007 to January 31 , 2008 beginning with a press release issued from ABC Medianet announcing the fictitious return of the fictional Oceanic Airlines' return to business.

The acoustic problems are modeled by the Burton Miller boundary integral equation (BIE), thus the fictitious frequency issue is completely avoided.

The company's disappointing forecast came six months after a fictitious press release issued by a college student warned of a profit shortfall, halving the company's stock price before the hoax was discovered and the shares regained most of their value.

The budget could be in the form of fictitious credit [10] issued by the BS for bidding purposes.

A second video clip at the end of each lecture showed how the fictitious characters resolved the issues and how statistics played a vital role in diagnosis and treatment.

The fictitious notes represented debt issued by governments for off-balance-sheet activities.

Naturally occurring job board data also avoids the use of fictitious resumes, which can raise issues of credibility in resume audit studies.

The opposition is focusing on fictitious extremes rather than addressing issues seriously.

The result: fictitious assets.

The book, composed of accounts of (fictitious) lectures on the silver issue given by an adolescent named Coin to Chicago audiences, became an immense bestseller.