Sentence examples for issues the first from inspiring English sources
When he started talking about issues, the first subject he addressed was taxes.
Dai Qing, a Beijing journalist and social activist, said the cases of the toddler and the near drowning raised two issues: "The first one is that China's law has proved again and again that it cannot protect justice.
Although the debate was supposed to focus on domestic issues, the first question was about whether the United States would ever again enjoy the security it had before the Sept. 11 attacks.
There are two issues, the first having to do with media dynamics: will the drip, drip, drip of coverage of the legal case eventually erode his standing as someone suitable to tuck us in every night?
Though the issue may well wind up back in Supreme Court, it could be Judge Lewis who issues the first ruling on whether the hand counts wind up in the final tabulation.
Using the South by Southwest festival in Texas as a backdrop, Marvel said it was temporarily making more than 700 of its No. 1 issues — the first issues of various comic book lines — available free through a redesigned app and Web store.
At the workshop, participants were divided into three subgroups: one subgroup discussed policy process issues, the second discussed policy content issues, and the third discussed human rights issues.
Executives and editors at Newsweek, Time and U.S. News & World Report said that while some marketers postponed ads that were due to run in today's issues -- the first issues since the attack began -- a reassuring number of others like the T.D. Waterhouse Group, GlaxoSmithKline and the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company told the magazines to run their ads as planned.
This study raised two specific issues: - the first issue concerns the small number of studies evaluating QoL in this age group (6 10 years), and this paucity may arise from a variety of factors [ 12 ].
