Sentence examples for I issues from inspiring English sources

So the fiction that comes out of creative-writing programs may appeal to readers because it rehearses topics — "Who am I?" issues — that are already part of their inner lives.

It covers capital-"I" "issues" without proselytising, makes a serious point about the US prison system's many flaws, puts a genuinely varied selection of women – in terms of race, gender, sexuality and class – at the forefront of the action, and forges a unique tone that will doubtless spawn less capable imitators before the year is through.

Next, we processed the data to identify (i) issues that could be characterized as bugs and (ii) files modified to fix the bug.

In this paper we provide a summary report of the realist synthesis considering two main findings: (i) issues of concurrency in learning and healthcare delivery and (ii) conceptualisations of success (and failure) in the absence of cure.

In this section we first present a descriptive summary of the synthesis data focusing on the two main findings (i) issues of concurrency in learning and healthcare delivery and (ii) conceptualisations of success (and failure) in the absence of cure.

The focus will be three-fold: (i) issues identified in Stage 1; (ii) other issues of particular importance in terms of providing and receiving allied health services that might influence policy development; and (iii) variables that will inform the development and interpretation of Discrete Choice Experiments (DCEs) to elicit staff and servicer user preferences.

I take issue with that statement.

That's what I take issue with.

But I take issue with his analysis.

I take issue with Mr. Morgenthau.

I take issue.