Sentence examples for an issue of going from inspiring English sources

Family members don't want to "make an issue" of going on Vivitrol when their relative is doing so much better at the end of treatment.

Nor would they have been an issue of concern going forward".

Mr Bell said: "I have no issue of going and attending a public inquiry.

BPM staffers I asked said the trouble was an issue of permitting gone awry.

On the other hand, if you can convince them that this is an issue of respect, go for it.

But we also want to make it clear that this has never been an issue of 'I'm going to vote for the candidate who I think can beat the bad guy.' I'm going to vote for the candidate I've been dreaming of stepping on that stage for my entire life".

This is not an issue of I'm going to teach Lothar a lesson.

"It's an issue of who's going to control your campaign," said Charles Black, Mr. McCain's senior adviser, noting the candidates' risk of negativity rubbing off from zealous supporters' roundhouses.

When humans join minds, there becomes an issue of who's going to be smartest and control the larger mind.

They are assigned to an issue of the journal, go back to the typesetter to have proof corrections made, and eventually go to press.

"This was never for me an issue of what I was going to get in return; this was always about ideas and ideals," he said.