Sentence examples for issues indicating that from inspiring English sources
"In the euro area, market pressures also highlighted long-standing legacy issues, indicating that a more complete solution to European banks' problems cannot be further postponed," the IMF said.
Since our review was conducted, some systematic reviews have been published and compiled in special issues, indicating that the instructional approach and research designs around flipped classroom studies are gaining interest (see e.g. Song, Jong, Chang, & Chen, 2017; Stöhr & Adawi, 2018) which testifies to an expanding research field.
These associations persisted after controlling for known risk factors and possible confounding issues, indicating that there is a strong probability that the effect was indeed caused by the consumption of n-3-rich foods and supplements.
At least in our team, we see them coming to the team, picking up some items, probably they don't remember them any longer after one year, and then coming back to the team.' (FG5, P4) This was acknowledged by some GPs but others stated that they remembered some information e.g. on practical issues, indicating that workplace learning is not appropriate for all palliative-care content or competences.
Officials at the Chicago Public Schools and City Hall, which had been seeking an injunction to end the strike under a state law that bars teachers from striking over noneconomic issues, indicated that a court hearing scheduled for Wednesday would be canceled.
Interviews over the past seven years with numerous administration officials who worked on detention issues indicate that they did not seriously consider an alternative approach, both because they feared letting dangerous people free and because they feared the political consequences of doing so.
The thematic grouping of these issues indicates that Alexander's theory: (i) embraces an ontology that confuses objective and subjective phenomena, rejects pluralistic values and alternate experiences, ignores political and social realities, and accepts only one 'right' way of building.
Taken together, these issues indicate that the production reproduction antagonism may not be as pervasive as previously believed, suggesting the need for more rigorous methods of scientific investigation on this matter.
These issues indicate that horse nematodes must now be controlled using methods less dependent on anthelmintic use and more reliant on management practices designed to reduce the force of infection in the environment.
However, the masthead for these issues indicates that the magazine remained bimonthly, and so they are now usually catalogued as November 1954 and January 1955, respectively; the copyright dates on the last two issues correspond to these dates.
Monitoring of Internet chatter related to health care reform and other recent issues indicates that many militia members and anti-government extremists believe this legislation will be followed by the mass legalization of illegal immigrants, postponement or elimination of democratic elections, martial law and gun confiscation.
