Sentence examples for be some issues of from inspiring English sources
"So there will be some issues of inexperience".
I don't think I'm out of line in saying that there could be some issues of mental unbalance here.
Lorenzana said there might be some issues of compatibility with defence procurements from Russia and China, which were willing to sell to the Philippines.
"There may be some issues of law we need to talk about, and tactics that I don't think were considered".
"There had been issues at school and there had been some issues of bullying.
"There are some issues of security the media is not going to be privy to," the judge said.
There were some issues of timing among the players, purely technical in nature, that seemed likely to be fixed by the second night of the run.
"But there are some issues of such grave importance that being too polite to your guest is actually a betrayal of your beliefs.
There were some issues of balance in the band: Mr. DeJohnette, who has recorded often with Mr. Surman, overpowered the others with the force of his attack.
He also said that there were some issues of fact that need to be resolved, claiming that some students were allowed to return to class without testing or notes.
