Sentence examples for quite different issue from inspiring English sources

Alas, the campaign seems to be revolving around a quite different issue: the perception that Americans get too low a return on their contributions to Social Security.

But that decision, which involved a question of constitutional law, did not come up at the argument on Wednesday, which considered the quite different issue of what Congress meant when it exempted some files from disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act.

Judgment forms of internalism play an important role in traditional arguments for noncognitivist metaethical theories (see the entry on moral cognitivism vs. noncognitivism) but are a quite different issue from that discussed here.

If parties and candidates actually expected everyone to vote, they might find themselves having to revise their strategies, raising quite different issues.

Our first results suggest that there are two quite different issues that must be tackled.

Quite different issues are raised where artists choose to depict such activities in the absence of industry sponsorship".

Unlike parallel-arm studies, where selective publication of statistically significant results may produce publication bias, quite different publication issues may apply to single-arm cohort studies.

Nonetheless the protection of biodiversity is quite a different issue from the preservation of wilderness.

The unity of the language of science so far discussed is quite a different issue from the unity of the laws of science.

At least three quite different sorts of issues are at stake in this debate.

Quite different from these issues for men, women's prospects for remarriage are much better because of the scarcity of women.