"Now that I travel with him full time and he's on it, it never becomes an issue where I can't play, and I feel like I'm at my peak now," Querrey said.
"If the government can prove the case, then the steroids will become an issue — and where he obtained the steroids will become an issue," Mr. Browne said.
M.-P.K.: It does become an issue in places where the pandemic is hitting hard.
This is described as severe in Inner Mongolia and Turkey and has also become an issue in Mongolia where livestock numbers have doubled in recent years.
Harmonisation of policies and plans across sectors has also become an issue in countries where sectors are still thinking in silos.
I had the right of way!' " Overcrowding has also become an issue on fish farms, where salmon or trout are sometimes packed into high-density pens, just as chickens or pigs are on industrial farms.
The formation of the group reflects a frustration among small-business owners that has become an issue in the mayoral campaign, where many candidates are pledging to address concerns about fines and regulation.
While some GPs were accepting of this, particularly in light of the country's limited drug budget, other reported that it could become an issue in certain circumstances (eg, where a specific medication was not effective for a patient): I would say that I have to struggle sometimes if one is not working.
On the other hand, precision is slowly decreasing for more common names, see Figure 4(b), which becomes an issue when disambiguating very large databases, where certain combinations of surname plus first initial can result in initially undisambiguated clusters comprising around ten thousand publications.
This can become an issue in a smart grid context where new operational solutions such as Demand Response (DR) may emerge.
