Sentence examples for looking issue from inspiring English sources

"America and the Tintype," at the International Center of Photography, exhibits examples from this early form of photography, which was almost like the photo booths of today, albeit with a muddier- looking issue, writes Karen Rosenberg.

In 2008, Jody Quon at New York magazine commissioned Anderson to photograph their entire Look issue, and this image was the cover.

None of it feels owned; it all looks issued.

We unfurled some of those long-winded statements and took a closer look, issue by issue.

I'm looking at issues of prudishness in Britain.

"I became interested in looking at issues of environment and health".

"Our cultural programme is looking at issues like slavery and homophobia.

We engaged in several rounds of comparing, sorting, recoding and looking for issues and connections in the data.

As one Fellow explained, "[Pfizer employees] are used to looking for issues, anticipating, scanning the situation.

Other nations, too, are looking at issues related to botanical supplement safety.

The TVA recently hired Hopkins as a consultant to begin looking at issues of bioaccumulation and toxicity.