Sentence examples for issue slide from inspiring English sources
The composite image splashed across the cover of the issue (Slide 12) comes close to that romantic idea of the place, but manages to surpass it.
Such revelations should have prompted some embarrassment in Albany, but over the years state leaders have become adept at proclaiming the need for campaign finance reform and then smugly letting the issue slide for another session.
Sirius XM Radio and many other companies were given special dispensations last year because so many stocks would have been delisted for falling below $1 that Nasdaq decided to let the issue slide as the market started to repair itself and bring lots of stocks back above a buck.
If a charity lets one issue slide, they may lose their ability to protect their name when the violation is intentional and deceitful.
Money did flow into Treasuries on Tuesday, with the yield on the benchmark 10-year issue sliding to 5.04% from 5.16% late on Monday.
MCF-7/MDR tumour issue slides from control mice were prepared as described above and were deparaffinised in xylene and rehydrated through graded ethanol to distilled water and microwave-heated in an antigen unmasking solution (Vector Laboratories) for antigen retrieval.
Yet here's Google narrowly defining election ads in a way that lets issues slide on past.
Technology issues slid for a second session, reflecting fears that the already battered sector would suffer the most in an economic slowdown.
Note: although the chest muscles are strong in the decline position, the prone position (the flat bench press) has a higher weight lifted because of stability issues (sliding off the bench head first while in the decline position).
The largest issue with slide storage is ensuring complete sealing of the cover slips on slides.
A sports article yesterday about a rally at North Carolina Central University in Durham in support of a student who said she had been raped by three Duke University lacrosse players referred incorrectly in some copies to the campus position held by Renee Clark, who said, "We want the woman to know that we're not going to let this issue just slide by".
