Sentence examples for issue of screen from inspiring English sources
The New Yorker, September 22, 1934 P. 15 Literary Note: In the current issue of Screen Romance there is a novelization of "Treasure Island" from the motion picture of that name, by Kenneth Pearce.
The issue of screen violence carries far less weight, in such fathomless horrors, than that of gun control; the connection between what a disturbed and resentful young man used to watch, or play on his computer, and what he then wreaks in public with an assault weapon wouldn't matter if he couldn't lay his hands on such a weapon in the first place.
By F. Buchner and E. B. White The New Yorker, September 22, 1934 P. 15 Literary Note: In the current issue of Screen Romance there is a novelization of "Treasure Island" from the motion picture of that name, by Kenneth Pearce.
In the United States, we don't have legislation restricting screen time, but organizations like the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood have addressed the issue of screen time by creating Screen-Free Week, an annual initiative that encourages families to unplug from technology for a week.
However, in an article for the "piracy issue" of Screen International magazine, film critic John Hazelton was doubtful of this explanation, writing that the film's initial performance was "uncertain" as the outbreak of swine flu in territories with the worst piracy problems means that other territories did not compare at all.
"That's further complicated by the issue of screening for safe blood".
A. Aaron Shmulewitz, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that the letter writer acted appropriately in clarifying the issue of screening in the terrace before he bought the apartment.
Grossman told the panel the taskforce had received about 150 public comments on the issue of screening for autism, which will be used, among the panel's contributions, to shape its final recommendations.
One real application of fingerprinting is for the issue of screening copies for the academy awards ("Oscar").
The issue of screening and ethnicity therefore remains difficult to fathom.
One RCT addressed the issue of screening for skin cancer among men in Australia [ 44].
