Sentence examples for fresh issues from inspiring English sources

Prof. Orin S. Kerr, a constitutional scholar at George Washington University, said the case would raise fresh issues.

Third-party candidates not only bring fresh issues and viewpoints to the debates, but new viewers and voters as well.

Bringing fresh issues into the talks—on environmental or currency matters, for instance could pique advanced-economy interest and bring a new energy to multilateral talks.

The brief but influential riot grrrl movement seemed to arrive at just the right moment, during debates about workplace harassment and young women's sexuality, fresh issues that still resonate today.

"Researchers Raise Fresh Issues in Breast-Feeding Debate," (Aug. 29) reports the dilemma faced by malnourished mothers in India whose breast milk may not provide enough nutrition, while : recommended supplements may be dangerous in themselves.

The injury was not life-threatening, one of his lawyers, Yuri Schmidt, said in a telephone interview, but it raised fresh issues about Mr. Khodorkovsky's safety in a remote prison camp.

This time there was no farewell tour, nor a fresh issue of commemorative merchandise.

"This would involve a fresh issue of new capital to raise £25m to be invested directly into the club," stated the chairman.

Researchers said they also hoped to bring a fresh take on the issue.

Two of the three new issues tanked, leaving only one in the charmed glow that had been bestowed upon practically every fresh Internet issue so far.

A search engine could be of huge commercial value to the social network but would also raise fresh privacy issues, said Mark Little, an analyst with research firm Ovum.