Sentence examples for call issues from inspiring English sources

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

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").

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

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

She said "the humanization of politics" means it is a misnomer to call issues like education, child care and abortion rights "women's issues".

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

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

Earlier this year, the business community received a wake-up call issued with all of the might that $6 trillion can muster.

The latest call, issued in May 2014, requested candidate models for the 2015.0 IGRF model and for the 2015.0 2020.0 predictive IGRF secular variation model.

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