Sentence examples for issue beginning with from inspiring English sources

Wayne Thiebaud has painted the cover for nearly every New Yorker Food Issue, beginning with "Jolly Cones," in 2002.

UNICEF is developing strong partnerships with several other UN agencies and with national partners to develop coherent approaches towards this complex issue, beginning with the Armed Violence Prevention Programme.

He observed, " 'The September Issue' begins with a closeup of Anna saying that a lot of people think fashion is silly — and that she thinks they're wrong.

The issue began with a short letter to United States customs officials last December from the small American subsidiary of a Spanish energy company.

Its winter issue begins with profiles of the princess flower, "a delicate bundle of plum-colored, gently bent stamens," and of Belgian endive, which, we learn, is grown first in the ground, before it's uprooted and then replanted in sand "to create the blanched, pearlescent head".

Emphasizing elegance and simplicity, the issue begins with a profile of the 79-year-old style icon Lee Radziwill, photographed in her Paris apartment, and moves onto another Parisian paragon of style, the designer Azzedine Alaïa, whose perfectly simple clothing is among fashion's most celebrated.

His latest post on the issue begins with a look at Andy Harless' view of the downturn:The Fed eventually popped the previous bubble - the tech bubble - not because it was a bubble but because the economy was nearing the overheating stage, and the inflation rate risked eventually rising back to levels of a decade earlier.

It is only fitting that this issue begin with an overview written by Prof. Wiley himself.

The Special Issue begins with a series of research papers, falling into parts of clean coal utilization, coal conversion, geochemistry and mineralogy of coals.

The special issue begins with the paper "Medical big data: neurological diseases diagnosis through medical data analysis" by Siuly Siuly and Yanchun Zhang.

The issue began with a rousing discussion of the magazine's previous story on Serena Williams.