Sentence examples for an issue yes from inspiring English sources

However, last Sunday the Labour leader, Ed Miliband, was asked about the "Tesco-isation" of high streets – a subject prompted by two riots in Bristol over a Tesco store – and said: "I think that is an issue, yes, and it is something that we're looking at".

Upshot: This is an issue, yes, but a pretty darn overblown one at this point, and — for a change — has little to do with the candidates' plans, positions or policies.

Funding is an issue, yes, but take the roughly £235 million the NHS spend on methadone every year and plough it into treatments proven to be more effective, and maybe we'll start to see less harm caused and less taxpayer funds spent.

Attempt to resume again?" "A software issue, yes," Hernandez said.

Abyei was a contentious issue, yes, which has been determined as one that will be resolved by the presidency and currently remains under their joint administration.

Not only did the Liberals drop their blanket antagonism to the change and have a free vote, they applied pressure to recalcitrant upper house members and even stared down a push for a plebiscite on the issue (yes, the idea of a plebiscite on gay rights is nothing new).

BEN MCGRATH: As a public health issue, yes, I think so.

"I think it is important that there is funding so that when Australians go to the ballot box, in terms of making a vote on this issue, yes or no, they are well informed about it," he said.

Can we separate the constitutional membership issue (yes, it's a legitimate point) from the reality of "How stupid is this, really"?

On the labor issue, yes, you might have to pay higher wages.

Asked whether corporate reform would be a big issue in the fall elections, Mr. Hastert said, "Some people will try to politicize this issue, yes".