Sentence examples for yet another issue for from inspiring English sources

The wisdom of developing space weapons or, alternatively, of keeping space a weapons-free environment constitutes yet another issue for discussion.

And of course, fragmentation isn't just a hardware issue — the OSM post points out that the two most used versions of Android now only account for 75% of the devices they surveyed, down from 90% last year, yet another issue for developers to grapple with.

A18 Texas Cities Push Dead Aside As population growth explodes across Texas and other states in the South and Southwest, yet another issue has emerged for planners and preservationists: some cities have so many new residents that they are encroaching upon cemeteries.

Back to Birmingham for yet another issue launch, we once again had the pleasure of enjoying the imaginative wardrobe choices of some of The Rainbow's most sophisticated and gifted regulars.

I apologize profusely for adding yet another issue to your list of issues to be concerned about.

There have also been injuries, yet another unfamiliar issue for the normally healthy Djokovic.

The American plans to use drones in the air over Iraq have also created yet another tricky issue for the two countries, as Iraq continues to assert its sovereignty after the nearly nine-year occupation.

The campaign contributions raise yet another ethical issue for Mr. Lee, months after his political ally Rose Pak, the Chinatown lobbyist, came under criticism for pressuring a city contractor to help work on the "Run, Ed, Run" campaign that culminated in Mr. Lee's officially entering the race.

13 Löfgren et al 10 revealed yet another problematic issue for physicians (n=5455), deciding optimal duration and degree of sick leave and that this varied much with type of specialty/work clinic.

Family is not yet an issue for Jeter, who is not married.

Yet the issue for Smith is not that he's gotten too old for this – at 43, he looks like he's been trapped in amber since the Parents Just Don't Understand video – but that, just maybe, he's gotten too good for this.