Sentence examples for issue little from inspiring English sources

The routers say, in gadgetese, "I'm here for you, any time," just once, rather than requiring the phone to issue little Wi-Fi "Are you there?" pings every couple of minutes.

Moreover, your cellphone emits less when you are stationary because when you are moving rapidly — say, in a car or train — it must repeatedly issue little bursts of radiation to make digital handshakes with different towers as it moves in and out of range.

Your story in this week's issue, "Little Man," is one in a series of rewritten fairy tales that you'll be publishing as a collection, titled "A Wild Swan and Other Tales," in November.

I worry we are missing a really serious issue – little or no regard appears to be given to the rights of women in these cases, whether the "other woman" or the wounded wife or partner.

By Deborah Treisman August 3, 2015 Your story in this week's issue, "Little Man," is one in a series of rewritten fairy tales that you'll be publishing as a collection, titled "A Wild Swan and Other Tales," in November.

Independence has been an issue little discussed since the 1995 referendum, when a low turnout spurned by a boycott called by one of the two parties saw a firm rejection of nationhood.

They are also issued little ammunition.

At the cycling race, they had been issued little Chinese flags in a halfhearted attempt at cover, but they didn't wave them like everybody else.

The federal government has issued little guidance on when it is acceptable to flag test scores, leaving the legal issue murky.

After his breakout, Ocean has remained surprisingly low-key — minus that weird beef with Chipotle — issuing little music, save for a few one-offs, or any information about new works.

The subject of "Howard Katz" is nothing more nor less than your standard-issue little midlife crisis.