Sentence examples for issue and considered from inspiring English sources

"Where does it end?" asked Mr. Milacek, a Republican who said he had agonized over the issue and considered the riot a blight on the state.

We therefore undertook a review of the available evidence which addresses this issue, and considered possible mechanisms of pathogenic overlap between migraine and RLS.

The price of MRAM is also another issue and considered a limiting factor, with prices far in excess of all the currently established memories at approximately £2 to £3 ($3 to $5) per megabyte [91].

More than a decade ago, the State of Iowa had approached the issue and considered it a matter of equal protection.

"The agency is investigating the issue and considers it very serious," he said.

The M.T.A. will revisit the issue and consider the appraisals as an essential moving expense, Mr. Ortiz said.

Mr. Marshall isn't pressing the issue and considers the matter closed, but that doesn't justify letting Ms. Dowd off the hook with just a correction.

Ours is a theoretical article that in drawing on previous literature introduces the new work collected in this special issue and considers this against our own empirical evidence.

But the United States offered, instead, to study the cotton issue and consider reducing subsidies as well as removing nontariff and other trading barriers on cotton, synthetic fibers, textiles and clothing.

In this paper, we bring a new issue and consider the analytical model to formulate the problem.

Right now, it might be best for him to ask himself why no one is agreeing with him or jumping to his aid on the Facebook issue — and consider that it might be time to move on.