But availability can be an issue, if not an outright disappointment.
It's something you can probably get used to eventually, and wouldn't be an issue if you weren't a desk dweller.
Could the lack of a professional qualification be an issue if every employer seems to be asking for it?
You and she might like this idea, but her tattoos may again be an issue if she is unwilling to cover them.
"That can be an issue, if the Chinese company you're dealing with isn't used to the Western way of scheduling and managing the itineraries of their trips.
Playing online can be an issue if your team is a higher or lower level than you; it will either be too hard or too easy.
Racism in mental health institutions and wider society no longer appears to be an issue if the coalition government is to be believed.
One wonders whether the play is being prematurely revived, though that would not be an issue if it were not on Broadway, where stakes are high, motivations different.
"My feeling is that it would not even be an issue if it was a man on the other side of the podium," she said.
"I don't think English Only would be an issue if it weren't for Eric Crafton," said Mr. Schulz of the Chamber of Commerce.
"It wouldn't be an issue if your country hadn't decided to fill the skies with unmanned heavy-armed aircraft, would it?" the hacker says.
