Sentence examples for major issues arose from inspiring English sources
A Congressional official briefed on the matter said Ms. White performed well at the gathering, and no major issues arose.
His constituents liked having a media star as their MP and when major issues arose in the Highlands, he was never found wanting.
But at the hearings for a construction license major issues arose -- such as, with the proposed Shoreham nuclear plant on Long Island, New York, the impossibility of evacuation off the crowded island in the event of a major accident, important in the eventual stoppage of Shoreham.
In addition, no major issues arose within this setting with respect to wearing and use of pedometers to provide feedback towards step count goals.
The intervention was well received and no major issues arose with attendance at appointments, wearing the monitoring equipment, or use of pedometers to provide feedback towards step count goals.
Finally, the conclusions section reiterates in condensed form the major issues arising from the above.
When imaging with DOI, two major issues arise in the data analysis: (i) the separation of noise of physiological origin and the recovery of the functional response; (ii) the tomographic image reconstruction problem.
As a director at Barclaycard said: "One of the major issues arising is a lack of consensus amongst employers and employees about who should be taking responsibility and how .If, as this second survey implies, green motives do not affect travelling behaviour as strongly as we would like to think, perhaps in these days of credit-crunch and oil-price apocalypse financial ones do.
However, two major issues arise: 1) such dichotomized outcomes are inefficient in terms of using the information available and can seriously reduce the power of the study; and 2) the results of clinical trials depend considerably on the response cutoff chosen, yet in many disease areas there is no consensus as to what is the most appropriate cutoff.
Initially, I will outline some of the major issues arising from critical considerations of these texts.
