Sentence examples for as two issues from inspiring English sources

The employees pointed to inconsistent compensation and lack of clarity in management decisions as two issues related to high turnover that could be improved by a union presence.

Waiting inside the polyurethane wrapping that subscribers peeled open this month was a letter informing them that the issue would count as two issues toward their annual subscription.

In conversations with two dozen black voters in this diverse city of nearly 80,000 people, the death penalty and school vouchers emerged as two issues on which even some of the staunchest Democrats could find reason to disagree with Mr. Gore.

"Wasn't Martin Luther King polarizing in a good way, standing up for justice?" Graham defended his remarks on Hannity's show, singling out immigration and the budget as two issues he and the host disagree on.

The messy fraying of the diplomacy has put the administration's top China advisers under scrutiny — as well as its broader policy, which has treated human rights concerns as one issue among many in the complex relationship between the United States and China.

But after a meeting with his Chinese counterpart at a conference hosted by Southeast Asian nations here, Mr. Kerry struck a conciliatory note, casting the Snowden affair as one issue among many.

Analysts have, almost as one, issued hasty reports assuring their clients that the government's meddling with Alfa, one of Russia's biggest firms, with everything from oil to banks to supermarkets, is nothing like the prosecutors' campaign against Yukos-Sibneft, the country's biggest oil company, which led to the jailing last autumn of its boss, Mikhail Khodorkovsky.

A colleague disagrees: "My father allows me to work only because we need the money," she says.Fatwas, such as one issued by Sheikh Saleh bin Saad al-Luhayan asserting that women would damage their ovaries if they were to drive a car, are the least of the obstacles.

A memorandum circulated to House Republicans last Friday by Representative Eric Cantor of Virginia, the majority leader, mentioned immigration as one issue Republicans should expect to address before November, although he listed it after other priorities like the budget, Syria and efforts to repeal President Obama's health care law.

Aristotle may not have recognized the question explicitly, but we see it as one issue in the background of his discussion of the center.

They perceive him as best on two issues they care most about: the economy and beating Obama.