Sentence examples for special issues for from inspiring English sources

This May has seemed to present special issues for CNN.

Some Web-only features — especially our blogs — raise special issues for editors.

"Special Issues for Young Children, Media Awareness Networkk, 11 Dec. 2010.

The one-off edition, which at £7.99 will be almost double the price of a regular edition, is Future's second foray into premium special issues for fans.

Also covered are special issues for large facilities, constructability aspects, and some of the pitfalls encountered in feasibility study plant design.

He has also served as the chief guest editors for special issues for the Proceedings of IEEE and the IEEE Signal Processing Magazine.

Mr. Kerry's Catholicism is a special issue for the church, Archbishop Chaput said.

From this context, it extensively refers to the individual papers of this Special Issue for more in-depth treatment.

The magazine, Charlie Hebdo, had announced a special issue for publication Wednesday, renamed "Charia Hebdo," a play on the word in French for Shariah law.

From about 30 pages when the first version appeared in 2009, the special issue for the Cup had grown to 100 pages.

The nation would be losing "part of the fabric of British life," he said, promising a "very special" issue for the paper's last, due this Sunday.