Sentence examples for introducing issues from inspiring English sources

Rather than introducing issues that would differentiate the two parties, the Democrats preferred to emphasize Roosevelt's character, portraying him as dangerously unstable.

Many of the causal variants may be relatively rare (and almost always in heterozygous state) in the population introducing issues with statistical power.

To minimise the possibility of introducing issues related to inter-rater reliability and/or biasing the outcomes, the clinical assessments will be conducted by an individual who is trained to administer the tests, but who will not be involved with the recruitment and allocation of participants to intervention groups and will also be blinded to intervention status.

The officials introduced issues of economic reform.

Through the interactions of the four, Din also introduces issues of class, race and colonialism.

Toward the end, when she introduces issues of race and class, we realize just how handily she has recalibrated our senses to the infinitesimal.

"Privatisation of a national business registry is unprecedented amongst developed economies and consequently introduces issues of economic, security and public interest.

Byzantium starts to introduce issues that you'd seldom find in most vampire films, before cutting of the blood and leaving them to die.

Haynes has introduced issues that couldn't have been touched by a conventional 1950s studio melodrama: race and homosexuality and, like Sirk, he offers his characters no happy endings.

While Hammerstein introduced issues like miscegenation to the musical theater, Sondheim has annexed more complex subjects and dramatized them less preachily: political assassination, cultural imperialism, mass murder, the creation of art, the fear of intimacy and the terror of death.

Unfortunately DPRA methods introduce issues associated with combinatorial explosion of states.