Sentence examples similar to an issue quite from inspiring English sources

Malaria remains a political issue — quite different from a Mars mission — but requiring the same long term planning, dedication to resolution and financial and human investment.

It's a pretty profound issue, quite apart from whether or not they can do it".

Mr. Bromwich told the House committee that his agency had "thought about this issue quite a lot" before deciding to let BP participate in the first scheduled auction of offshore leases since the accident.

As it happens, I've thought about this issue quite a lot; it comes up with each revision of Krugman/Wells, where we have to ask whether AS-AD belongs in the exposition.

"Overwork has been an issue for quite a while," said Peter Rachleff, a history professor at Macalester College in St . Paul

"Likewise, unhappiness over the cost has been an issue for quite a few, but that's been known for over a year and has not impacted the polls significantly," he said.

The sexual abuse of children is an issue that, quite rightly, generates strong emotions.

So how did an issue that quite recently divided the parties and won and lost elections become a possible area of nonpartisan/bipartisan reform?

During the week I give them things that they're very familiar with and there's less fuss about it really" (ID 4019); "I try and make things that she does like and so I'm not going to make it into an issue, but quite often you know she'll sit down and say oh I'm full up but I know she's snacked on biscuits.

And we're working on this particular issue quite seriously.

Martin's lawyers, not surprisingly, framed the issue quite differently.