Sentence examples for issues in about from inspiring English sources

It was in RAW, with its crazily erratic publishing schedule (11 issues in about as many years), that the very first Maus stories appeared.

However, the shortage of radiologists and, consequently, increasing workload are noted in almost all countries; the lack of new technologies and of knowledge and quality standards in general, as well as the presence of image-guided interventions, training and imaging services are still some of the major issues in about half of the countries.

They found problems in the cases of 9,700 people, but the California Guard was able to resolve issues in about 4,000 of those cases — leaving 5,700 people owing money to the government.

They don't ask about it, but I know they probably hear about the issues in school, about how gun dealers are bad.

Davis and the former Labour justice secretary, Jack Straw, recently won Commons time to stage a debate on the issue in about three weeks' time.

Ine is noted for his code of laws (Ine's laws or laws of Ine), which he issued in about 694.

I haven't had a serious issue in about four years, but I'm confident that I could currently navigate a breakdown without having to quit.

"If I were an online travel business, I would be more worried about privacy issues in general than about basic credit card security," he said.

Over the two-year degree course, said M. Ellen Murphy, director of the program, "we will teach about succession issues in family businesses and about taxation and protecting intellectual property".

"But we don't talk about issues in Missouri, we just talk about fear".

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