Sentence examples for issues are brought up from inspiring English sources

As long as this hypothesis matters, two issues are brought up: (i) whether only HAN induces this effect in cells or other CPNs possess this potential and (ii) the steps toward development of a favorable platform in order to be utilized in cancer therapy.

Involvement of genetic specialists in the multidisciplinary team will ensure that these issues are brought up, but also that patients are not disadvantaged by ill informed application of these genetic tests.

To engage in religious debate is often a painful experience for both parties as deeply personal issues are brought up and questioned try to not hurt people's feelings.

"I'm not going to describe to you the words that were used when those issues were brought up," Mr. Gutierrez said.

In response, the government ceased financial support for the brucellosis campaign when these issues were brought up.

"It was re-approved by Apple two days ago," he said, which is days after the first TOS issues were brought up.

But so many vital issues were brought up that I am posting ten separate blogs in the coming months.

The Sm3 had a long prototype phase before the main series was ordered, with reliability issues being brought up by the press from time to time.

There are other contentious issues being brought up as amendments in the Senate, which are unrelated to this compromise proposal, I should add.

Similar issues were brought up in the United Kingdom, with former Sega of Europe development director Mike Brogan noting that "Night Trap got Sega an awful lot of publicity.... Questions were even raised in the UK Parliament about its suitability.

Wedding season is upon us, and sure enough, with that, a host of issues is brought up that can wreak havoc on what is supposed to be a wonderful day.