Sentence examples for port issue from inspiring English sources

Regardless, the port issue hurt Giles.

"Despite the media attention surrounding both the Apple Maps issue and the Apple Lightning port issue, neither has had an impact on the massive numbers of buyers queuing up to buy the iPhone 5," said Dr. Paul Carton, ChangeWave's vice president of research, in a statement.

Also, whenever a console first releases, there aren't many first party games made available for it until later anyway, so the port issue shouldn't be a big deal in 2007 (hopefully).

Port issued a statement late Sunday morning saying 21-year-old Impey was uninjured and talking with police after reporting involvement in a motor accident.

Mr. Yaro said distrust between the governors had grown so intense that they had not met to discuss port issues since 1997, and more recent meetings between their respective chiefs of staff had proven futile.

So much for all the Maps thunder and Lightning port issues, and what they might mean for sales of the iPhone 5: a new survey published today by 451/ChangeWave Research reveals that in fact Apple's latest mobile device is selling at "record" rates compared to past iPhone launches.

Port spokesman Arley Baker said that when the port issued the waivers, "China Shipping committed to bringing more ships into service that would be able to power at berth — and over time they did".

Port issues usually require some type of surgical intervention.

Meanwhile, a New York Times editorial makes the case that in its current clash with lawmakers over the ports issue, the Bush administration is paying the price for its habit of stonewalling Congressional attempts to carry out its oversight duties.

Chuck Mishaan, New York: The frenzy stirred up by the Dubai ports issue is due directly to the fear-mongering of the Bush administration, which has told us for years and years that we are facing an implacable and stealth enemy and that we need every secret, surreptitious tool to stay ahead of them.

"I'm not smart enough to say I saw the number porting issue specifically" as potential big business, said Mr. Evans, who along with partners took the company private in 2002, buying it for $800 million from Verizon Communications, which had inherited TSI as part of the acquisition of GTE.