Sentence examples for a nice issue to from inspiring English sources

"It's a nice issue to have," said Nosworthy.

It's like saying unemployment or the economy are nice issues to tackle.

(Little 1991 has a nice introduction to these issues).

Although VisualHub had not been offered for sale in years I thought it would be a nice gesture to fix some issues that caused it to fail on Mac OS X Lion.

Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries recommended the book due to its thought-provoking propositions, and a review in The Journal of Politics described it as "a nice effort to explore free speech issues not covered by the First Amendment or constitutional law".

Kind of a nice intro to our upcoming Vice Photo Issue which is out next month.

Here's a nice way to run for office: No demeaning fund-raising, no scooting around for salable positions on difficult issues, no making nice to loathesome but useful people.

Land use, however, is an issue, unless you have a nice big desert to spare.

Community engagement is the fourth pillar of CSR, the poor cousin, a nice to do alongside those critical business issues that make up the first three pillars.

On the basis of the available evidence, NICE issued a recommendation in 2006 that practitioners, policy makers and commissioners should neither endorse nor refer people to exercise referral schemes to promote physical activity unless those schemes were 'part of a properly designed and controlled research study to determine effectiveness' [ 6, 7].

NICE issued a clinical guideline on depression in 2004, which was subsequently revised in 2009 41; even allowing for delayed diffusion or anticipatory effects, it is unlikely to explain any changes we observed from 2006 onwards.