Sentence examples for more recent issues from inspiring English sources
Esquire Magazine Archive For more recent issues, see the Catalog.
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Architectural Digest Archive For more recent issues, see the Catalog.
Bloomberg Businessweek Archive For more recent issues, see the Catalog.
In this final chapter, he also considers more recent issues, particularly that of feminist political theory.
Depending on the agreement with the individual publisher, there may be an embargo for more recent issues.
Judge Pickering seemed to wither visibly under the questioning of Senator John Edwards, Democrat of North Carolina, about a more recent issue.
On the more recent issue to join the nation's list of priorities, dealing with gun violence, not quite half say they trust Mr. Obama over Republicans; 47 percent choose the president and 39 percent Republicans.
A more recent issue is whether a vegan diet can provide enough vitamin B12, which humans need in tiny amounts (1 to 3 micrograms per day) to produce red blood cells and to maintain proper nerve functioning.
In a more recent issue, Iran has yet to explain its possession of computer data, obtained secretly by the United States, that suggests work on a missile that some experts believe could be fitted with a nuclear weapon.
How do we get money out of politics and in a more recent issue, out of our college admissions?
