Sentence examples for a kind of issue from inspiring English sources

"We're going to see her pressed very similarly to Sotomayor about judicial philosophy," Professor Collins said, "especially by Republican senators, who have taken a kind of issue ownership of that issue.

"It's a kind of micro issue," he said.

"But this is a kind of regulatory issue that should be decided by the Election Law Enforcement Commission".

"Dogs move through our culture as a kind of unresolved issue," Mr. Golub says.

"Stormwater is a kind of underappreciated issue, even though cities are spending tens of billions of dollars on it," said Ryan Withall, a second-year student who helped organize the trip.

"There is a kind of shame issue," said Professor Suarez-Orozco of N.Y.U., who has spent the last five years studying the lives of 400 immigrant families, with a focus on Asians.

Because now they (other midwife/CFHN) ask me a lot about it and I am looking at it as a kind of an issue so it's creating like a dirty mark against my name (W28).

The writer and director, Peter Hedges Lucass' father), practices a kind of social-issue sleight-of-hand.

"The rest of that may be a membership kind of issue," Payne said.

Danielle Merfeld, VP at GE Global Research, says her company faces a similar kind of issue.

Despite the horrific and arbitrary violence of leftover mines, Ms. Brennan doesn't see this as a different kind of issue from those with which she has previously been involved, which include women's issues, domestic violence, housing, aboriginal rights and trade unions.