Sentences with phrase «issue of size»

Following an accident, you will be hit from every side with issues of every size, shape and issue.

Then comes the little issue of size — especially when measured across its slim, trim cabin.

Changing the rules re Lords treatment of Statutory Instruments would not address the fundamental issues BUT would hamper proper scrutiny of Executive actions AND divert attention from the pressing issue of the size of the membership of the House.

Selected for the third year running by Clare Lilley, Director of Programme at Yorkshire Sculpture Park, this year Lilley's selection explores issues of size and scale with a number of monumen - tal works alongside site - specific and video works.

The work of Robert Therrien (American, b. 1947)- his sculpture, in particular - bears the unmistakable mark of an artist acutely preoccupied with issues of size and proportion.

The difference between the ILC and the LWF is not merely an issue of size, of course.

Reducing food waste appears to be a daunting task, but rarely is there an issue of this size and scope with so much opportunity.

«The kids who think more concretely think about it as an issue of size, like atoms are small, but bonds are even smaller, which is kind of accurate.

The new one will address the weight and the issues of size as this one is pretty large for this segment.

It really does come down to the issue of size.

Putting the issue of size aside, the design quality of the Streak is solid, and befitting of the $ 500 price range.

Was it the issue of size?

On view through October 4th, the exhibition features four sculptural works that engage with issues of size and scale....

No one accounts for horizontal extent of storms in climatologies; in fact I was one of the first people to bring up the issue of size.

JC wrote:... in fact I was one of the first people to bring up the issue of size.

Equally important, it sets you apart by making a bold, resonant statement — and addressing the issue of size.