Sentence examples for issue of small from inspiring English sources
The issue of "small type coastal hunting" is a key dispute between pro- and anti-whaling nations gathered in Slovenia for the 66th meeting of the International Whaling Commission (IWC).
Regina Smith, executive director of the Harlem Business Alliance, added that with more involvement from Mr. Clinton, "we could have come up with a strategy to address this issue of small business displacement years ago".
Re "Contraception, Against Conscience," by Michael P. Warsaw, the president and chief executive of EWTN Global Catholic Network (Op-Ed, Feb. 22): Insurance coverage for contraception is not an issue of small business, the economy or religion.
Guidelines for game design from DiCerbo et al. (2016) remedies the issue of small numbers of task.
This kind of electromagnetic wave can be useful in order to tackle the issue of small penetration of light.
In order to address this issue of small numbers, causes with fewer than 1000 encounters were excluded from our analysis.
Finally, the slopes of the relationships between growth rate and initial colony size we report may be underestimated because our estimates of growth rate are not completely immune from the aforementioned issue of smaller colonies "catching up" in size to large colonies over the course of the incubation.
One way to circumvent the issue of smaller sample sizes would be to use cumulated diagnoses numbers over several years for SSD calculations.
The issues of small businesses and ordinary taxpayers are being ignored".
At a gathering of conservatives called the Values Voter Summit in the capital, Mitt Romney hewed closely to the issues of small government and low taxes that have driven Tea Party members this year, suggesting the Obama administration's economic policies are "one reason they will serve only one term".
Taking up the issues of small farmers, Ms Banerjee became an overnight cheerleader of West Bengal's rural poor, realising that revolutionary action sometimes works wonders with them.
