Sentence examples for retrospective issue from inspiring English sources

It's been pretending to be very concerned about the "retrospective" issue because it hopes it will wound Turnbull somehow.

Citing the recent Sports Illustrated end-of-decade retrospective issue — the most prominent woman was a cheerleader — Kane said technology provided a means to circumvent the "built-in bias against women's sports in the ubiquitous sports media".

In a retrospective issue, XXL magazine awarded The Chronic a perfect "XXL" rating.

Billboard magazine's 1987 retrospective issue called Never Let Me Down "arguably the year's most underrated release" and considered the album a "Critic's Choice" for the year.

Bowie was chosen as one of the top male pop stars of the year (1987) in Billboards end-of-year retrospective issue.

I'm in the habit of trawling for classical-music recordings, with a particular emphasis on piano music, and several years ago I acquired a two-disk set called "Seymour Bernstein: A Retrospective," issued, by Bernstein himself, in 2002.

Taken together, NEDS and EDs showed more interest in retrospective (outcome monitoring) and diagnostic issues than NHS policy agendas, although service design was often discussed.

In its retrospective 2007 issue, XXL awarded it a perfect "XXL" rating, which had previously been given to only sixteen other albums.

"Perpetually Strange," a retrospective book issued for the opening of the new building in 2006, aptly captures its mission as a haven for promising artists and art on the fringes.

As with all retrospective studies, issues of sampling bias should be taken into account when interpreting these results, which may introduce selection bias.

The Hearts head coach, Robbie Neilson, was angry with the incident and that Talbot was not sent off by the referee Brian Colvin and according to BBC Scotland, the SFA's compliance officer intends to speak to the official and may seek to issue retrospective punishment.