Sentence examples for call issue from inspiring English sources

The Democrats, preferring not to portray the commercials as negative, say they will not shrink from what they call issue comparisons.

These enduring priorities have become critical elements of both parties' brands in the public's mind, a phenomenon that political scientists call "issue ownership". The figure below comes from my book on issue ownership, in which I looked at thousands of survey questions over the past four decades asking Americans which party is better able to "handle" or "deal with" issues.

This is what we'd call "issue ads".

Above all, he has what Americans call "issues".

Capital Weather Gang's snowfall forecast, second call, issued 11 p.m. March 5.

We like to keep what we call "issues" in the news section of our minds.

(Jobs himself was adopted, and seems to have had what Americans call "issues around abandonment").

Felix Quinn is an antiquarian bookseller who has what Oprah would call issues, and what Felix calls masochism.

Speaker after speaker in debate today echoed a call issued yesterday by Secretary General Kofi Annan for unity in confronting Iraq.

Part of the problem could be that Miller had what we like to call "issues" with her family.

All reports from the Celtics are that there are no concerns over the introductory call issues.