Sentence examples for issues of the sort from inspiring English sources

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

And wasn't the younger generation less hung up on the stereotypes and issues of the sort Mrs. Clinton taps into among older women?

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.

In Roberts's words, "There is indeed a process due the people on issues of this sort -- the democratic process".

The territory in which Redmond feels most comfortable is the contemporary "issue" novel of the sort written by Ben Elton and Tony Parsons.

(Is there such a thing as a political ad that's not vapid or stuffed with platitudes, though?) Salam says it was an "outstanding ad," and that non-issue issue ads of the same sort worked for Obama.

He warned, "Frequently an issue of this sort will come before the Court clad, so to speak, in sheep's clothing .

"This is always a question of the right person for job, and issues around the sort of question he has raised don't come into it, it is about who is right for the job".

When Obama entered politics, in Hyde Park, the liberal enclave that is home to the University of Chicago, where he worked, he did little to involve himself in local zoning issues — the sort of issues that might draw him into kinship or conflict with Daley — and the Mayor had little reason to notice him.

Without an amplifier, or any evident need of one, he issued precisely the sort of fierce warning that Bell takes pains to avoid: "It is a broad way that leads to eternal damnation, and many will enter into it".

"These sorts of operational issues are the sorts of things being looked at," Dr. Ridley said.