Sentence examples for issue of room from inspiring English sources

Padma Maitland received the first Global Urban Humanities Student Publications Grant for the Urban Pilgrimage issue of Room One Thousand.

'One of the biggest problems,' says Alison Garnham, policy director of the charity One Parent Families, 'is the issue of room supplements, having to pay extra if you don't have a second adult.

All but one of the survey respondents commented on the issue of rooming in.

In the pre-recorded shows, this wasn't a problem, so perhaps it's an issue of the room tone but the backing track was much louder than the singing, so I could barely even hear them.

"This was simply an issue of the room reaching capacity, which reporters were aware of prior to the event.

Vaizey said he would write to the inquiry committee specifically on the issue of changing rooms, and said it was possible for organisations and lottery funds to help secure appropriate facilities to cater for people of different sexes playing team games together.

He did not raise the issue of locker rooms or showers.

At present, however, spatial issues, such as the number of rooms and square meters, typically remain the focus during traditional early planning stages rather than trying to correlate users' needs and outcomes.

The first issue of The Reading Room, a 331-page paperback, has work from well-known writers like Madison Smartt Bell, James Purdy, Stanley Crouch, Daphne Merkin and Kenneth Koch.

How much of a landmark John's piece may be is both crucial to the plot and beside the larger point; what matters is the more interesting issue of how much room a mature culture can make for metaphor.

I was the co-recipient of the first student publication grant, working with Lawrence Yang to co-edit a special issue of the journal Room One Thousand on the theme of "Urban Pilgrimage". Our faculty advisors for the project were GUH Faculty Dr. Winnie Wong and Dr. Andrew Shanken.