Sentence examples for this precise issue from inspiring English sources

This precise issue is what has been a challenge to bridge for Facebook and Oculus.

I examine this precise issue by estimating the elasticity of substitution between workers under fixed- and indefinite-term contracts using a traditional nested constant elasticity of substitution (CES) framework (Borjas 2003; Manacorda et al. 2012; Ottaviano and Peri 2012).

But we should notice that only 35% of subjects in Gui's study have detected the adiponectin levels, it could reside in the sample size not large enough to investigate this precise issue.

This is the precise issue that GreenCo Water, an Australian company, set out to address when they designed their Pak Flat Tank.

He did elaborate by saying he believed that such religious-based objections were a "human right", but did not delve into the precise issue of same-sex marriage.

But isn't there a real change in this regard?" Justice Alito, a former federal prosecutor and probably the court's most pro-prosecution justice, put his finger on the precise issue.

"If we can't have elections right away, a smaller Governing Council might be better because it could be more tightly focused on the precise issue of elections," said Mowaffak al-Rubaie, a Dawa spokesman.

It invariably worked: with each side unclear on the precise issue, or where they all stood, Mr Peres and his negotiators would intervene with a pre-planned "salvage formula .Confusion-making may work less well with Mr Sharon.

Although it definitively resolved the precise issue, the court sidestepped other questions raised by the law, including the definition of education records -- all the court held today is that a student-graded paper is not one -- and whether individuals can sue under the law in the first place.

Asked to identify the precise issues that had forced the delay, Patrick Ventrell, the State Department spokesman, told reporters in Washington, "I don't think it hinges on one thing or another, other than these are very technical talks".

Because under the (now-repealed) law that required mandatory review of the Minnesota Supreme Court's Baker decision, the Supreme Court's dismissal is a decision "on the merits" (at least regarding the precise issues at stake in Baker), the states argue that the question of restricting the definition of marriage to opposite-sex couples was already reached and decided on.