Sentence examples for semantic issue from inspiring English sources

Whether or not a civil war is under way is largely a semantic issue.

" 'Massacre' is so engraved in people's minds that we don't realize this is not a semantic issue but a moral one," Mr. Parvin said.

The semantic issue in the dispute between Dr. Donald Davies and Len Kleinrock centers on what is meant by a packet-switched network and what constitutes an invention.

WEEK IN REVIEW, PAGE 12 THE PUBLIC EDITOR The recent terror attacks in Mumbai posed a familiar semantic issue for Times editors: what to call people who pursue political, religious or unidentifiable goals through violence on civilians.

Although Tumblr calls itself a blogging service, many of its users are unaware of the description and do not consider themselves bloggers — raising the possibility that the decline in blogging by the younger generation is merely a semantic issue.

Is your PC going to get so absurd that you will refer to them as 'freedom fighters?' " The Mumbai terror attacks posed a familiar semantic issue for Times editors: what to call people who pursue political, religious, territorial, or unidentifiable goals through violence on civilians.

He gradually ascribed a greater importance to semantic issues.

These issues have been, and continue to be, inextricably linked with important epistemological and semantic issues.

In inter-Cloud scenario, such representations result in syntactic and semantic issues hence requires interoperable identity information.

To do that, other packages of the KDM specification must be studied, taking into account semantic issues.

Understanding Carroll's pyramid is complicated as it is immediately clear that several semantic issues can rise.