Sentence examples for more familiar issues from inspiring English sources

This is not necessarily surprising, as more familiar issues such as total cholesterol or blood pressure have a peculiar significance in ESRD patients compared to the general population; this phenomenon is generally characterized as "inverse epidemiology" [ 6].

A more familiar issue is the overfishing that had led to the collapse of several commercially valuable fish species and the decline of others.

Deaths from smoking or car crashes will be a factor as much as the more familiar health issues of malnutrition, malaria and Aids.

He reveals that the remaining three will be based on more familiar Labour issues: the future of the NHS, living standards, and the future for young people.

Of course, the public is much more familiar with environmental issues today than in 1970.

But her tenure at Debevoise undoubtedly made her more familiar with regulatory issues.

No one is more familiar with these issues than Sid Meier.

Local staff are more familiar with complex issues in a particular conflict zone.

There's a central team of moderators whose job it is to keep an eye on user-generated content over the whole Guardian website, and a small team dedicated solely to Cif comments, so we can be much more familiar with the issues and the community.

He has turned the Iraq file over to Mr. Cunningham, who is more familiar with the issue, having been posted here when Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990, an invasion that led to the imposition of international sanctions.

Additionally, compared to public schools, most of the private schools are found in towns where the students are more familiar with this issue and have better access to youth centers and sexuality education.