Sentence examples for issue suggested by from inspiring English sources

But the issue suggested by plaintiff does not arise.

4An additional issue suggested by previous literature is that employment differences between movers and stayers may be affected by the amount of time since the move.

With respect to the first issue, suggested by the pragmatic view students' reconstruction of scientific ideas should be evolving during K-12 study.

Another issue, suggested by one of the reviewers, is the inclusion of correlations of pairs or higher groups of atoms; we think this is a good idea that might deserve further investigation.

The Court, understandably, does not resolve a number of other issues suggested by the briefs.

He said he had sometimes chosen issues suggested by colleagues from an earlier job, at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, a free-market group heavily financed by business interests.

HELPED BY LOANS HERE Conference of Banks of Issue Suggested -- Soundness of British Policy Proved by Events.

Prime Minister Tony Blair, who joined in last-minute talks on the issue, suggested that London might respond by canceling a Zimbabwe tour next October by Britain's cricket team.

Was it because of fears of violence over the Macedonia issue, as suggested by the claims of Mr. Zaev, the Macedonian prime minister?

The higher rate of MT observed in older patients may reflect a reluctance of women to undertake the extra visits to the radiation clinic, required to complete BCT, a point of issue also suggested by Staradub et al (2002).

The analytic sample of parents who completed the Family Survey Form pre and post-intervention was likely further hindered by this issue, as suggested by the fact that a higher percentage of Family Survey Form responders spoke English as the primary language, despite all parents/caretakers receiving the survey in their primary language.