Sentence examples for tomorrow's issues from inspiring English sources
Its merits have been listed by think-tanks, chewed over in influential journals, and promoted by young staffers on Capitol Hill with an eye for tomorrow's issues.
"For every single provision," the official said, "there are a lot of questions about how you define the terms, how you enforce it, how they might try to evade it and how it addresses tomorrow's issues, not just today's".
Created by the J. Walter Thompson agency, the ad was scheduled to appear in today's and tomorrow's issues of several newspapers, including The New York Times, USA Today and The Wall Street Journal.
An agreed text will be published in tomorrow's issue.
The full interview can be seen in tomorrow's issue of the NME.
The map is reported in tomorrow's issue of Science.
The findings are reported in tomorrow's issue of Science.
That depends on a woman's period, researchers report in tomorrow's issue of Nature.
However, new seismic imaging reported in tomorrow's issue of Science reveals no plume under Hawaii.
The details of their calculations will be published in tomorrow's issue of Nature.
* For more details, see the News story in tomorrow's issue of Science.
