Sentence examples for at issues with from inspiring English sources

The ability to think creatively, read critically, construct effective arguments using persuasive evidence, write clearly, remain flexible and look at issues with an open mind.

"And the more we become a community of faithful prayer, the more we are going to be able to look at issues with strength and serenity, with a commitment to do what's good".

That's not exactly the external validation that GFG, Rocket and other investors had hoped for with this funding, and it certainly hints at issues with the business.

"The fact that Rangers are in this division this season, and we have two games against them at Montrose, has meant we've had to look at issues with regard to fans' safety," Sim continued.

In other words, whereas executives of the focal firm might easily succumb the human tendency to reproduce stable behavior (Epstein 1979), outside directors might look at issues with a fresh pair of eyes and raise the attention to other strategic possibilities and perspectives.

Q Please describe what is at issue with this device.

Gladstone was constantly at issue with his prime minister over defense spending.

Writer is at issue with our government on every premise of its nuclear policy.

Indefatigable is not at issue, with these 760 or so letters coming largely from more than 3,000 held at Kingston University (there are perhaps as many again elsewhere).

At issue with the subpoenas is a U.S. legal principle known as the required records exception to the U.S. Constitution's Fifth Amendment.

The prosecutor's conclusions about Mr. Godineaux may well affect what he does with Mr. Taylor, even though retardation is not at issue with him.