Sentence examples for issues in mars from inspiring English sources
The Cornell students taking Mars 2020 Seminar: Scientific Issues in Mars Landing Site Selection work with undergraduate and graduate students from Arizona State University, the California Institute of Technology, Purdue University, Stony Brook University, Western Washington University and the University of Copenhagen.
Your otherwise winning portrait of Jude Law tackling "Hamlet" was marred by the mention of unrelated issues in his private life.
The Foreign Ministry of Antigua and Barbuda supported the Chinese handling of the civil unrest in Tibet, an issue marred in controversy due to self-immolations by Tibetans and numerous crackdowns on protesters, and expressed support for Chinese efforts to host the Olympics in Beijing despite the controversy.
Voters reported multiple problems in casting ballots Tuesday, raising the possibility that technical issues could mar the election.
In a 2006 interview, Anderson said that although Troika Games' library had been critically well received, consistent technical issues had marred the perception of the company's games, contributing to Troika's difficulty in obtaining new projects.
Diet pills have been plagued by safety issues that have marred the image of the class.
But by 2004 they were downgraded amid industry tumult, and lawsuits over administration fees and other issues marred similar bonds.
The loan rates were also supposed to double last year, when the issue was marred by election-year politics.
It is this agitation that continues to mar a political process that has long abandoned the rational understanding of the issues involved in its construction.
Wormholes appear in thousands upon thousands of prints in Europe, marring otherwise meticulously illustrated books.
A number of incidents marred England's campaign in New Zealand.
