Sentence examples for quite separate issues from inspiring English sources

So remuneration committees are approving more generous schemes to retain their best executives.Transplanting pay plans from private-equity firms to public companies is dangerous, not least because doing so confuses two quite separate issues: how much executives ought to be paid and what their incentives should be.

This is a quite separate matter from the recreational use of cannabis which is not at issue here".

These studies investigated quite separate health issues, did not use comparable methodology and data could not be pooled due to their heterogeneity.

"If Dominic has got any individual specific points he wants to make in relation to voter fraud or anything of that nature that's quite a separate issue and can be looked at," he said.

But for Republicans, energy policy is quite separate from the issue of climate change — and some of the candidates have been skeptical that global warming needs to be addressed.

"It sounds like he is making quite a political argument rather than just thinking: 'These are separate issues, let us do the right thing for the Welsh people and have devolution' - which is my view".

"But quite separate to that I think most people want the central issue resolved, - are we staying in the United Kingdom or not?

These are separate issues.

"They're two separate issues.

We lead quite separate lives.

They want to keep her quite separate".