Sentence examples for a constant issue of from inspiring English sources

"There's a constant issue of tone: who do you want to read these pieces, and how do you want them to be read?

"Our struggle to deter the arrival of parking meters has been a constant issue of violence," said Carlos Muñoz, an organizer with the group "Yo Amo Coyoacán: No Parquímetros" (I Love Coyoacan: No Parking Meters).

While insufficient recognition by mainstream of the skills and working capacity of the ACO was a constant issue for the ACO staff, for some of the rehabilitation workers the lack of clarity around what constituted clinical skills was a major issue.

Disease is a constant issue for growers; but new regulations are likely to curb the use of chemical treatments.

This has been a constant issue during the past five years of the second war in Chechnya: people have lost all hope of getting any protection from the state and they expect nothing but extra-judicial executions from the special services.

Though Mr. Sokoloski spent months assembling the proper permits, security had been a constant issue: the site, part of what will become Southpoint Park, is usually closed to the public.

Long acquisition times in routine imaging procedures, such as whole body bone scintigraphy, are a constant issue in the field of nuclear medicine.

Overcrowding was a constant issue, and the majority of the detainees were packed into 10 large, dome-shaped tents made of Kevlar.

I don't know why it took me so long to realize this as this has been a constant issue since the beginning of time.

The question of the educational value of radio was a constant issue, and by 1931 Lafount was strongly in the camp of those who believed that educational programming was on the increase.

Fitness is a constant issue.