Sentence examples for a familiar issue from inspiring English sources

That's a familiar issue.

It is a familiar issue here in the UK.

The quandary raises a familiar issue for the Nobel committee.

It is a familiar issue for other nations with troves of unrecovered antiquities, like Egypt.

But underlying the politics is a familiar issue of national policy regarding which state will have to accept nuclear waste.

Abortion, a familiar issue in elections past, has again emerged in recent days as a focus of controversy.

Settlements are a wearily familiar issue.

A more familiar issue is the overfishing that had led to the collapse of several commercially valuable fish species and the decline of others.

(There is the familiar issue of a Christmas saved from ruin, but, like all else here, its terms are lifelike).

WEEK IN REVIEW, PAGE 12 THE PUBLIC EDITOR The recent terror attacks in Mumbai posed a familiar semantic issue for Times editors: what to call people who pursue political, religious or unidentifiable goals through violence on civilians.

BOSTON – With his trademark pickup truck, a pair of jeans and a familiar local issue – fishing — a new television ad by Senator Scott P. Brown evokes the down-home narrative that has become a routine component of his campaign against Elizabeth Warren, the Democratic consumer advocate.