Sentence examples for issue of sorts from inspiring English sources

The Tories, meanwhile, have benefited from the unexpected rise of the SNP, which has become a wedge issue of sorts.

RFID primarily can solve the issue of sorting and tracking the product very quickly, thus reducing the lead time during distribution (Moon and Ngai 2008).

For instance, it leaves the issue of sorting out who is responsible for dealing with malfunctioning or immoral artificial agents or who should make amends for the harmful events they may cause.

Using the concept of prevalent genes one circumvents the issue of sorting out different strains from different species.

In section 2 and especially in section 3, we returned to the issue of what sorts of ontological commitments might go with the theory of truth.

Winners who did not have an issue of some sort at stake were rare birds.

"But deep down it will still be an issue of some sort.

"I do not think we should have the President taking a position on a disputed scientific issue of this sort," wrote Roberts.

He warned, "Frequently an issue of this sort will come before the Court clad, so to speak, in sheep's clothing .

That, coupled with fiscal policies that prevent people from taking money out of the country, has led to import issues of all sorts of essential products.

Awareness of either Washington's nickname or the pipeline seems to be driving interest in indigenous issues of all sorts lately, Blackhorse said.