Sentence examples for issues appearing from inspiring English sources

Magazines including People, Time and Newsweek had planned articles on the Fox special in issues appearing today.

Mr. Bush has said the use of force in Lithuania would set back Soviet-American relations at a time when arms control and other issues appearing to be moving forward relatively smoothly.

Human rights issues appearing in the 2011 Digest include Country Reports on Human Rights Practices, U.S. initiatives to protect the human rights of LGBT persons, Children's rights, food, water, and sanitation rights, U.S. Statement at the Inter-American changesion on Human Rightorturemand change, theture, and the promotion of human rights during Arab Spring and with respect to counterterrorism.

Two of the earliest pieces clearly identifiable as feminist epistemology were Lorraine Code's "Is the Sex of the Knower Epistemically Significant?" appearing in 1981 in Metaphilosophy and Sandra Harding's "Is Gender a Variable in Conceptions of Rationality: A Survey of Issues" appearing in 1982 in Dialectica.

It appeared on a regular monthly schedule until December 1940, after which the schedule became quite irregular, with two or three issues appearing each year until 1949.

But for an environmentalist like me — writing and consulting on environmental issues — appearing in a Chevron ad could end my career.

Both issues appear to be symptoms masking a fundamental issue.

Local issues appeared to take a back seat.

Initially, Ms. Betts's first issues appeared to be selling well.

In the case of the Czech theater troupe, procedural and bureaucratic issues appear to be involved.

The South Asian Register began as a quarterly in 1827 but only four issues appeared.