Sentence examples for issue finger from inspiring English sources

And so what do you get when you combine the two--that would be President Obama portrayed as a proctologist on the cover of the magazine's latest issue, finger raised in latex glove and all.

Sure, it's not a great fashion statement to wear a standard issue "finger cot" (also lovingly known in the food biz as a "finger condom") but it's really hard to say if it's less appealing to witness one of those gross accessories, or a plain-old bandage touching our food.

Both issues, finger prick collection and DBS sample matrix, have great logistical advantages, especially in a screening setting with a low population density and insufficient local availability of laboratory equipment.

He said Saturday that the decision was made out of precaution and not because Hill has a new issue with finger blisters.

However, if the site of integration is an issue, zinc finger nucleases (ZFNs) or recombinase-mediated cassette exchange are possible options.

"This is where some people want to look at the blame-game issue, and finger-point," he said.

It clearly varies from state to state, but basically there is just an application to fill out, an exam to take, some finger printing, and issuing a government ID.

Second, the small screen of the smart devices generally induces the fat finger issue for failing to select the desired key (the issue (b) in Fig. 4).

Although The Herald had been struggling for years, its penultimate issue pointed the finger at Gannett.

In a letter ahead of the summit, campaigners urged President Barack Obama and his counterparts to address the issue.Traditionally, the finger of blame for the declining numbers has been pointed at the Mexicans.

Tie that to an exchange, which converts legal tender to and from Bitcoins, or a wallet service, which stores the coins on behalf of members, and external authorities could issue warrants and finger individuals.This is largely because every Bitcoin transaction has to have an originating and destination account, or "address" in Bitcoin lingo.