Sentence examples for issues in moving from inspiring English sources

However, it still faces fundamental issues in moving away from its dependence on sales of physical CDs, DVDs and retail stores.

All startups gamble on uncertainties, like market downturns, unexpected technical issues in moving a new product from prototype to production, or attracting enough customers.

There's lots the government can do to support people with substance misuse issues in moving towards independence, such as ensuring that their mental health needs are met and they have somewhere safe and stable to live.

"Closing the loop will be a key issue in moving this field to the next level, for the feedback presumably helps learning," he said.

A key issue in moving globalization forward is the problem of management of globalization, of creating institutions, international ones, multilateral ones, that can get us over some of these bumps.

"But there are legal issues involved" in moving beyond humanitarian aid, a senior administration official said.

The Program in Translation and Intercultural Communication does not provide translation training, but instead aims to sensitize students to the technical, theoretical, and ethical issues involved in moving ideas between languages.

This presentation, given at the Cornell Commonspot SIG meeting on March 22, 2006, addresses issues we discovered in moving sites from a test to production server.

In particular, it shows the risk of not involving communications experts early in the policymaking process, the power of the media to frame a specific issue, the impact of negative press, and the effect coverage has in moving an issue through government.

The three issues that Oposa highlighted in moving forward were political will, willing lawyers, and logistical support.

This article describes an approach taken with a public education perspective to engage citizens in thinking about the issues we are facing in moving toward a future with greater reliance on renewable energy.