Sentence examples for An issue, albeit from inspiring English sources

I agree with Nightingale when she says that it's a "competitive field", yet unlike Nightingale I think BBC Radio 1 does treat gender as an issue – albeit in a positive, forward-thinking manner that should be lauded.

I actually think it's an interesting issue, albeit probably point one on the list of Things Not to Bring Up Voluntarily During a Campaign.

Addressing the functional significance of the tagged SSTR3 is an important issue, albeit technically difficult.

Addressing the functional significance of the tagged SSTR3 is an important issue, albeit technically difficult [editorial letter].

Determining the cost of female preferences is an empirical issue, albeit a difficult one, that therefore demands attention if we wish a comprehensive understanding of the nature of indirect benefits.

But neither legislatures nor courts have yet come to terms with an equally serious issue (albeit one for the civil, not criminal jurisdictions): How can society preserve each person's right to his or her own DNA, each person's privilege to not know-or not to have anyone else know-what is in it?

But for me this is still an issue of censorship, albeit not by government.

However the question of the single currency is just one issue, albeit an important one, affecting Britain's future in Europe.

But this is an issue he should exploit, albeit artfully and with tact.

On some measures this was an issue before the downturn, albeit one covered by the emerging-market boom.

The strength of London's schools is also an issue for its mayors, albeit not one they have direct powers over.