Sentence examples for first issue to make from inspiring English sources

IDW, the company that publishes "Jem," also altered later printings of the first issue to make Sophie Campbell the artist's name.

In clinical practice, when older patients present with a memory complaint, the first issue is to make a diagnosis and determine whether they are demented or not.

The third issue is to make the man machine interface simple.

But now the company is showing its softer side with Think Quarterly, a business-to-business publication whose first United States issue is to make its debut online this week.

It has been weeks now since Mr. Romney's rivals first sought to make an issue of his wealth, and questions about it are likely to come up again.

In order to make college more affordable for everyone, we first have to make this issue a priority.

Bernie Sanders at first refused to make an issue of Clinton's email troubles, and only belatedly decried the murky confluence of the State Department and the Clinton Foundation under her leadership.

I was the first one to make language an issue and succeed with it".

Lenny Bruce, he said, "was the first one to make language an issue, and he suffered for it.

In those cases the Admiralty would issue a second machine to make the total up to three, reasoning that a ship with two was no better off than with one since in the event of a discrepancy it was not possible to identify the faulty instrument.

Stop wasting time, look clearly at the very first issue that made you mad and try to put aside your emotional attachment to it.