Sentence examples for issues that distinguished from inspiring English sources

Faced with "Brief Interviews," in 1999, Michiko Kakutani, the New York Times reviewer, accused Wallace of writing an "airless, tedious" book, and specifically spoke of her disappointment that it did not fulfill the stated goals of "E Unibus Pluram" to breathe new life into the "deep moral issues that distinguished the work of the great 19th-century writers".

One of the key issues that distinguished critics from proponents of colonialism and imperialism was their view of the relationship between culture, history and progress.

The distributed environment, little or no predetermined infrastructure, mobility, lack of bandwidth and scalability are challenges and issues that distinguish the existing WSNs from traditional WSNs [13].

Politicians love issues that distinguish their party from their opponents - they are called "dividing lines" in the argot of Westminster - and there could be few bigger than this.

Only it's France, not Silicon Valley, and the company is Lyon-based Esker, Inc., which has traded on Paris' newly-created Nouveau Marche since July 3. Yet Esker's venture backing illustrates several key issues that distinguish Europe's staid V.C. scene from the more risk-hungry American version that produced Route 128 and the Valley.

From a regulatory perspective, there are two other major issues that distinguish the risk assessment of NM from that of conventional chemicals.

The only real issue that distinguished him from a Democrat in the interview was his insistence that the US's $21 trillion in debt was "a reckless failure" of the "constitutional responsibility" of legislators of both parties.

Mr. Fayder is sensitive to one issue that distinguishes his clientele from that of a mall bookstore.

If that is the case, then one wonders whether Trump's shift on Cuba is calculated to deprive Paul of an issue that distinguishes him from the pack.

Mrs. Gandhi has not managed to chalk out major issues that clearly distinguish Congress.

His message to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday will identify measures where he and Congress can cooperate, and he will press issues that will distinguish him and Democrats from Republicans.