Sentence examples similar to newly discovered issue from inspiring English sources

Third, the interview guide was changed and expanded to cover newly discovered issues and was given to seven parents with more and older children.

But yesterday NI's counsel Michael Silverleaf QC admitted that there were newly discovered "technical issues with data extraction software" that required a postponement.

In the Royal Courts of Justice yesterday, Mr Silverleaf could not give assurances that the newly discovered "technical issues" would not affect the rest of civil and criminal actions going through the courts.

Unfortunately, the newly discovered Java security issues and the impossibility to run Java in smart devices are restrictions to the dissemination of this kind of applications.

They are limited to newly discovered evidence or issues that were not raised during an appeal.

Bankers said Sunday that the additional need for funds at Hypo came from newly discovered guarantees it had issued to back American municipal bonds that it had sold to investors.

TV ratings for debates have never been higher – not because of a newly discovered yearning to learn about issues, but in the hope of a dust-up between candidates.

Plant Patents are issued for newly discovered or invented plants produced asexually.

ExxonMobil, the world's biggest oil company, knew as early as 1981 of climate change – seven years before it became a public issue, according to a newly discovered email from one of the firm's own scientists.

This issue's Developmental Biology Select reflects on newly discovered regulators of branching that have been discovered in diverse organisms.

The language is vague about newly discovered oil, reflecting the sharp disagreements on the issue at the time.