Sentence examples for more specific issue from inspiring English sources

Another, more specific issue is in models of weakly institutionalized environments in which the absence of a higher authority leads people to break agreements and so create instability.

At various points there were rumours that Egypt had brokered a tentative cease-fire, but those rumours were denied by both Israel and Hamas.Mr Abunimah's timeline focuses in on a more specific issue: the assassination of Mr Jabari.

There's also a more specific issue that Zynga faces with cross-promotion, that has mattered more and more as its players — mostly people who don't consider themselves "gamers" — get more sophisticated.

I'd heard this going around yesterday, but the more specific issue seems to be that the device goes to no signal mode when it should just be switching frequencies.

It's possible there could be a digital magazine focused broadly on national security, or perhaps more narrowly geared to a more specific issue.

Thus, rather than the "phenomenological" nature of our model, the more specific issue may be our model's simplicity.

Of course, his stands on more specific issues appeal to many supporters, too.

The next meeting, scheduled for late April or early May, will delve into more specific issues.

In 800 information-packed pages, Pinker also discusses a host of more specific issues.

Analogies with other events help to shape public opinion, but they also serve to distract us from more specific issues.

"There are larger issues out there, and more specific issues, and I really would like to see us get a better handle on mental health," he said.