The phrase "arrogance issue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a problem or concern related to someone's arrogance or a situation where arrogance is a factor.
Example: "The team's performance suffered due to the ongoing arrogance issue among some members, which affected collaboration."
Alternatives: "problem of arrogance" or "issue of arrogance".
"In terms of the arrogance issue -- as it relates to Barry Bonds, yes, I think that's a black thing," he added.
"There's a lot of anger, and some real openings for Democrats because of the arrogance issue," said James B. Weatherby, chairman of the Department of Public Policy at Boise State University.
Among other things, he said, it should develop an effective, open financial plan; draw new patrons with lower prices and better education programs; put an end to its entrenched culture of highhanded arrogance; stop issuing free tickets "to the London glitterati" and establish better lines of internal communication.
Arrogance is an issue with Anderson because, although only a sophomore at Archbishop Molloy High School in Queens, the 6-foot point guard is almost certainly the best high school basketball player in the city.
Burnham was speaking following warnings by his leadership rivals Liz Kendall and Yvette Cooper that Labour needed to guard against being a party run only by men, amid allegations that Burnham's supporters had displayed arrogance over the issue.
Company executives, with characteristic arrogance, refused to issue an apology and privately chalked it up as a "growth" experience.
Impairment for the most part was still likely to involve mostly students, similar to the trend seen in pre-clerkship, while arrogance remained an issue involving mainly students.
After being sentenced in a plea deal that dropped the initial charges, Mr. Mirkarimi told reporters that he had accepted responsibility for his "arrogance and anger issues" but refused to say that he had injured his wife.
"They've got it all wrong if they think the issue was arrogance or transparency.
"I don't mean to say he would be a message," Mr. Matsui said, "but the whole issue of arrogance, the Republicans used that in '94 very effectively".
Beyond the competence issue is the arrogance.
