Sentence examples for a string of issues from inspiring English sources

According to the Manchester Evening News, Martins Indi is a January target after Van Gaal's relationship with Argentinian Rojo has broken down over a string of issues.

The incident is just the latest in a string of issues for Bennell, who will fly to Germany this week for treatment on his troublesome calf.

So Brother No. 2's hospitalization on Sunday at the Khmer Soviet Friendship Hospital in Phnom Penh with acute bronchitis was merely the latest in a string of issues.

The visit came amid tensions between House and Senate Republicans over a string of issues, reflecting some political anxiety over the approaching elections as well the different ways the chambers operate.

Pact, which had initially welcomed the plans as a "historic moment", has had a change of heart, raising a string of issues in its submission to the government's green paper on BBC charter renewal.

The criticism came amid more evidence of open disquiet on Labour's Commons benches about a string of issues, including workers' rights under public services reform and Mr Blair's presidential leadership style.

Having overcome construction problems, the club was then faced with a string of legal issues.

Unexpectedly high costs to compensate for PPI mis-selling were among a string of conduct issues that forced the bank to seek extra capital funding in March last year.

It is another setback for the 23-year-old, who has suffered a string of fitness issues in recent seasons, including breaking his metatarsal in a Champions League game against Standard Liege in November 2009.

So it went as Congress slogged its way through the waning days of a grueling lame-duck session, taking up a string of weighty issues — tax cuts, spending, a nuclear arms treaty with Russia, the military's ban on open service by gays — under an intense time crunch.

Perhaps belatedly, the chairman has hit upon the fundamental truth that one of the biggest blocks to making progress down the years on a string of important issues – aside from an often dysfunctional relationship with the Premier League that finally shows signs of being placed on a more sensible footing – is the FA's own structure and processes.