Sentence examples for a question of issues from inspiring English sources

"It's a question of issues.

Some institute directors "don't understand that it is a question of issuing one single decree and all their dreams will be ruined," Shtern says.

It's more of a question of the issues that they are raising.

"It's fundamentally a question of the issues," said Representative Marge Roukema, a New Jersey Republican.

"It isn't a question of stressing economic issues or stressing social issues," Mr. Edwards said.

However, more than being a question of means, this issue appears to us to be a matter of political will and priorities in the public agenda.

There's more than just a question of entertainment at issue here.

It's a question of confidence and of issuing orders -- two ways of acting he never wanted to use.

"As to who gets a deduction, a credit or an exemption, in almost all cases it's a question of legal and qualification issues.

It's also clear that this isn't just a question of mental illness; these issues exist in conversation with the history of colonialism.

Hence, it might be a question of policy and legal issues which hamper Google to provide a full-fledged professional scientific search tool.