Sentence examples for serious issues arising from inspiring English sources

Paul Philip, chief executive of the SRA, said: "We have been looking into the serious issues arising from the inquiry report since its publication in December 2014.

Mr Skone said Pembrokeshire and others had to balance the safeguarding of children with "very serious issues" arising in inspection reports.

Although many of the challenges met in control systems design are familiar, there are several serious issues arising from the "2D" structure of ILC and a number of new problems requiring new ways of thinking and design.

In this latter case, serious issues arose regarding the role of grace and the efficacy of the unaided human will, issues that, as we will see, played an important role in shaping his views on human freedom and predestination.

But it was barely spring when a serious issue arose with Nationwide's work, he said.

But a more serious issue arises, many journalists say, when what the voters say ends up counting for less than what the political establishment and news media say they are saying.

However, a serious issue arises when RhB is used for polymer-based devices such as poly(dimethylsiloxane) (PDMS), commonly used for microfluidic applications.

They possess critical weaknesses, however, such as poor cyclic stability, low energy efficiencies, as well as serious safety issues arising from the formation of lithium dendrites.

The most serious issues, though, arise on the billing side.

There are copyright issues arising, you see.

I am sure you will agree that it is really great to know that when a serious climate issue arises, our congressional representatives are able to act quickly and resolutely.