Sentence examples for issue compared with from inspiring English sources

The chairs, however, were a minor issue compared with the renovation's final stage.

But others in his party cautioned that de-Baathification was a relatively minor issue compared with their other grievances.

Dwell, however, which won in the 100,000-to-250,000 circulation category, is up a whopping 34percentthroughugh its April/May issue, compared with 2004.

But because water buoys the boat, weight becomes less of an issue compared with the enormous benefits of having strong muscles.

Latinos were the most concerned of any group about education, with 60percentt citing it as their No. 1 issue, compared with 44percentt of blacks.

The house parties are meant to address the notion that the Ford brand "has a perception issue" compared with competitors, Ms. Fontaine said.

On the war in particular, she seemed intent on focusing attention not on her initial vote to authorize the war and how her record on that issue compares with the records of her rivals for the nomination, but on the larger divide between the two parties.

Last year, Merrill led with $377 billion in issues, compared with $355.7 billion for Citigroup.

I like the Guardian's take on a lot of issues compared with other newspapers.

Obama added that David Cameron was "ahead of the curve" on LGBTQ issues compared with many other world leaders.

Condé Nast magazines have lost about 8,000 ad pages through the October issues compared with last year, according to Media Industry Newsletter.