Sentence examples for an issue rather from inspiring English sources

"It's always easier to take care of these things before they become an issue rather than after the fact".

"It meant that we worked to increase public awareness of malaria as an issue rather than promote our brand," Mr. Case said.

People close to the campaign, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said Mrs. Bachmann is often influenced by the last person she speaks with on an issue rather than maintaining discipline in communicating a message.

The drudgery should rightly be Betty's, the novel implies - an issue rather brilliantly exploited in the girl's own abduction fantasy, which sees the Sharpes attempting to persuade her to become their maid.

If Ms. Reiss is not always attuned to her au pairs' private lives, she does find herself treating the au pairs with kid gloves, dancing around an issue rather than addressing it head-on.

He said he had dismissed Mr. McCarthy, 56, on Tuesday morning because "at this point and this juncture for the city, given what we're working on, he has become an issue rather than dealing with the issue, and a distraction".

"Democrats, they have to demagogue on this and try and turn it into a racial issue, which is an emotional issue, rather than a thoughtful issue," he added.

He has become a symbol of a political issue rather than an individual, which must seem rather unjust.

Treating it as an economic issue rather than a legal one could deal a fatal blow to the heart of the problem: Price.

They treat the subject as an unresolved issue rather than a de facto element of contemporary culture.

at the press conference, where they railed against the Obama administration for looking at the mothers and children as an immigration issue rather than a refugee issue.