Sentence examples for issue marks from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, in the front of the magazine, this issue marks the debut of no less than three new elements.

The issue marks a return to business as usual for the magazine targeted in last month's terror attacks in Paris.

Roz Chast published her first cartoon in The New Yorker in 1978; the spread in this week's issue marks her one thousand two hundred and sixty-seventh.

This special issue marks one of the first attempts to systematically review what we've learned in the last two decades — and, especially, to explore whether and how the Internet has changed the bullying landscape.

The concession on the arts issue marks the first gambit in what is certain to be a drawn-out budget battle between the governor's office, the Legislature and constituent groups.

By Sky Dylan-Robbins March 6, 2014 Roz Chast published her first cartoon in The New Yorker in 1978; the spread in this week's issue marks her one thousand two hundred and sixty-seventh.

(The issue marked the debut of Stefano Tonchi, W's new editor in chief).

For Europe never was, and never shall be, just an issue marked "foreign policy".

Her first issue, marked September and now on newsstands, features the actress Blake Lively on the cover wearing a $3,900 wool and Persian lamb coat from Gucci.

Climate change is a slow-burning tick-tocker of an issue marked by incrementalism, slathered in arcane science, and often lacking whipsaw political theatre.

A "breakthrough" on this issue marked the visit by Manmohan Singh, India's prime minister, to Washington last July, and was to have provided the icing on the wedding cake when Mr Bush reciprocated the visit.