Sentence examples similar to issues of that sort from inspiring English sources

But this may raise privacy issues of the sort that Facebook has been battling.

The other varieties of nonmonotonic logic, including default logic and the modal nonmonotonic logics, raise issues of the sort that are familiar to philosophical logicians, having to do with the design of new logics, the systematic investigation of questions concerning validity, and managing the proliferation of alternative logics.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton already gave away the store in February when she indicated that issues of this sort were not central to the administration's China policy.

I know there were some arguments on the climate change issue of that sort out in California, in the [United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit], so I'd expect them to spend a lot of time on the state law claims.

"You have all these issues that sort of cloud the ideological competitive market," Mr. Bourgeois said.

What happened after the Cold War was that this was an issue that sort of got pushed under the rug.

Disinterested instead of uninterested, problems instead of issues – all of that sort of stuff weakens the language, that's what concerns me.

Big social issues of this sort are always in contention.

The key issue is whether that sort of outcome would say more about Cyprus or the euro zone.

Burton said Wright was "a great champion of children with mental issues and things of that sort.

If I was the leader and I would go up to her and say, 'What are you doing?' She'd say, 'I'm doing what I think is right -- get out of my face.' " Burton said Wright was "a great champion of children with mental issues and things of that sort.