Sentence examples for the practical issue of from inspiring English sources

The possibility of incorporating additional features into quality measurement (e.g. parent's noncompliance with therapy or clinicians' poor adherence to practice guidelines) raised the practical issue of how that could be measured without creating time consuming activities.

There was the practical issue of how reliable the evidence would be surrounding events that happened almost seven decades ago.

So the latest gambit from the International Employee Stock Options Coalition, a tech-industry lobby group, is to shift the debate towards the practical issue of how the cost of options should be calculated.

"Boy," he said, "can you find that out for me?" New wealth also presents the practical issue of fending off the multitude of opportunists, speculators and hustlers who would gladly be your new best friend for, oh, just a 1.5percentt commission.

She chose to foreground the practical issue of how to experience the world as if she was loved by a loving God and to put to one side her intellectual puzzling over whether and in what way the invisible agent was really there.

And a group of international statesmen and women, representing the Nelson Mandela Foundation, recently raised questions of conscience not so much about the ability of sports to express mankind's best values, but the practical issue of local street vendors driven away because they do not possess a FIFA license to sell branded goods on its watch.

It is questionable that a national policy on the same lines as the national guidelines would achieve consistency in practice unless the practical issues of validity, review and portability are addressed.

And that's aside from the practical issues of shape change, skin change and temperature fluctuation.

"Astronomy and mathematics translated, for him, to the practical issues of the calendar, and the precise management of auspicious dates".

[On discards] the real issue concerns the practical issues of applying such a policy at the level of each individual fishery".

But while the app's success shows what an online service can achieve, tackling the practical issues of consumption, and tourism, are more complicated.