Sentence examples for any specific issue from inspiring English sources

A president's overall standing generally holds up longer than support on any specific issue or attribute.

In fact, voters virtually never point to any specific issue when asked why they like him.

And it will be done through force of personality rather than any specific issue".

Most conservatives are more identified by their particular ideological stripe like social conservatives rather than any specific issue".

But he also signaled that he wanted more concessions from Mr. Sharon and, without referring to any specific issue, appeared to warn him against taking too hard a line.

It saw its role as a liaison between cadets and the administration, rather than as a body that would actively challenge or question the academy's leadership on any specific issue.

But on any specific issues there was no change.

But, Mr. Diringer said, "no decisions were made" on any specific issues.

Always seek advice about any specific issues you are not sure about.

"There may well be a time when it is right to look at any specific issues arising from this case," said a spokesman for Brown.

People say they are choosing whom they want, and the polls indicate they are choosing based on their feeling that he is trustworthy, rather than on any specific issues or stances.