Sentence examples for issues described by from inspiring English sources

"We have been screening the full-length HFR [high frame rate] 3D presentation of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey extensively and feedback has been extremely positive, with none of thousands who have seen the film projected in this format expressing any of the issues described by two anonymous sources in media reports," the statement read.

Following this sort of reasoning, a number of theorists defend the view that privacy has broad scope, inclusive of the multiple types of privacy issues described by the Court, even though there is no simple definition of privacy.

The results were organized in two kinds of thematic maps3 showing both the extent and position of underused property and areas and building sites (see Figs. 2, 3, 4, 5), and, through the use of suitable sets of symbols, the physical and behavioral issues described by the questionnaires (see Figs. 6, 7).

The issues described by the anonymous couples below below range in severity, but they can hopefully remind us that everyone has their own issues, and that you are not alone. .

The 1935 Grains et issues, described by Beitchman as "fascinating", was a prose poem of social criticism connected with The Approximate Man, expanding on the vision of a possible society, in which haste has been abandoned in favor of oblivion.

First, the two authors independently identified the main issues described by the GPs.

Inadequacy of social support, including housing, was a major issue described by many participants.

A second issue described by respondents was lack of commitment of board members to meet regularly and to attend meetings.

The most challenging issue described by participants in this current study concerned the balancing of ultrasound as a medical measure for the benefit of fetal health and the possible risks to pregnant women when acting on the findings.

An "In the Region" article in some copies on Nov. 13, about home sales in New Jersey being delayed by environmental issues, described incorrectly the state law governing lawyer reviews of contracts.

The issues described as top ethical challenges by the panel have all been discussed individually in the literature, some extensively.