Sentence examples for novel issues from inspiring English sources

The campaign failed to generate any unusual excitement and produced no novel issues.

But it is clear that the case will pose challenging and novel issues.

There are novel issues of principle, and history suggests that screenwriters and producers should have as little to do with that as possible.

As Chief Judge Colonel James Pohl slogs through these novel issues, the prosecution says it wants a trial date in late 2014.

The judge, Cecilia M. Altonaga, said the case, brought under a seldom-tested 1789 law, the Alien Tort Statute, presented "relatively novel issues of jurisdiction and international law".

G. Wells: Another Kind of Life" (Peter Owen; $35), is a brisk and witty complement to Lodge's novel, issues an even sterner verdict: "If a hemorrhage had carried Wells off in 1898, how would we see him now?

First, this is indeed a "novel" issue for the Supreme Court: Never before has the federal government asserted the power to require people to engage in economic activity under the guise of regulating commerce.

The J. K. Rowling novel, issued in Britain in 1997 under the title "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone," above (the title in the United States is "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone"), is a rarity, according to the auction house, Bonhams.

Still, it sees potential pitfalls, noting: "Whether such a requirement would be constitutional under the commerce clause is perhaps the most challenging question posed by such a proposal, as it is a novel issue whether Congress may use this clause to require an individual to purchase a good or service".

Carbon quantum dot (CQD), as a novel issue of recently found nanocarbons, exhibits excellent photophysical properties.

Since the predominant variant of onset detection is a novel issue, a comparison to existing approaches is difficult.