Sentence examples for an issue of does from inspiring English sources

"If it's an issue of 'Does the company survive,' I'm sure they will".

"It becomes an issue of do you pay me now or pay me later," DiClemente said.

When the public assistance money is late, she said, "it becomes an issue of 'Do I buy the baby a new coat or do I buy her a gallon of milk?' Buy the coat, and it snowballs down from there".

"I don't find it our goal to make an issue of who does what and has what title in what church," she said.

Just because voters care about an issue, of course, doesn't mean it will be the key factor in determining their vote or even whether they'll vote.

It's an issue of class: do you have class or don't you?" At a news conference Saturday, he returned to the subject of some fans' and journalists' suspicions about the use of illegal drugs.

"It's not an issue of we don't want them in our backyard," Mr. Markle said.

Yet there is an issue of us doing more work than our politicians.

Finally, the Mayor was pressed on an issue of great moment: Does he have a New Year's resolution?

In addition, the marker-based approach of supervised segmentation which suffers from an issue of marker selection does not exist in this new method.

We deal only with structural (systematic) relations among the underlying variables of interest, so that an issue of random variation does not arise.