Sentence examples for issues of kind from inspiring English sources

The five master takes issued, however, were the only other complete takes; an insert for the ending to "Freddie Freeloader" was recorded, but was not used for release or on the issues of Kind of Blue prior to the 1997 reissue.

"They don't involve these kinds of national, international policy issues of the kind that this case does.

So there are issues of that kind.

Conversations on the Straight Talk are not always about McCain's views on Iraq or tax reform or, really, substantive issues of any kind.

Psychological issues of every kind are stigmatized, but it seems even worse for people working in tech.

4. Write about women's issues of any kind.

He has no time for debates of issues of the kind Paul Jay used to organize.

There is no evidence at all that Clinton has significant health issues of any kind.

"The event was vetted by her representatives, had there been knowledge of human rights issues of any kind, Jennifer would not have attended," the statement continued.

Issues of this kind can be thought of as a trade-off between control and other factors, such as generalization.

Annotation issues of this kind, especially at the 5' ends of genes, pose a significant challenge for correlating promoter histone modification states with transcriptional states.