Sentence examples for issued into from inspiring English sources
The phrase "issued into" is not commonly used in written English and may not be considered correct in most contexts
It could potentially be used in specific legal or formal contexts where something is being formally introduced or released into a particular state or condition. Example: "The new regulations were issued into effect starting next month."
Officers placed the summonses they issued into a box behind the precinct's desk officer; now a supervisor does it.
A trickle of water from a thin bamboo chute issued into a stone basin around the corner, deepening as it intensified the silence.
Von Trier has assembled an extraordinary cast, including Patricia Clarkson and Stellan Skarsgard, but many of the line readings, issued into the vacuumy air of what sounds like a school play, come off as tentative or hapless.
He treated Turkmenistan as his private kingdom, a land in which everything belonged to him, including the country's plentiful natural gas — much of which issued into the air from his own person in the form of interminable speechifying.
Using a pair of traditional items (a cello and a loom), a duo fashioned an entirely new sound — something like ambient electronica, only earthier — which issued into the twilight and drew enthusiastic reactions from onlookers.
In the past the Vistula crossed its delta and entered the sea by two or more branch channels, notably the Nogat, which issued into the Vistula Lagoon, and the Leniwka (now called the Martwa Wisła), which followed the true Vistula channel to the Gulf of Gdańsk.
Four model flames with the same adiabatic flame temperature and fuel consumption rate but different stoichiometric mixture fraction and flow direction, namely the flames with fuel issuing into air, diluted fuel issuing into oxygen, air issuing into fuel, and oxygen issuing into diluted fuel, were adopted to understand the relative importance of residence time and radiation intensity.
This paper reports measurements in turbulent nonpremixed CH4/H2 jet flames issuing into a heated and highly diluted coflow.
Allen is thinking of turning the issue into a film.
Two new reports have thrown the issue into sharp focus.
Should they incorporate potentially contentious issues into their lessons?
