Sentence examples for calls issues from inspiring English sources
At Duke University, the Panhellenic Association will begin to work with the new Greek Women's Initiative, which includes representative from each sorority and fraternity's governing bodies, to deal with what the Chronicle calls "issues of gender disparity".
These are judgment calls, issued on a case-by-case basis, and sometimes dictated by feeble and selfish rationales.
Those collateral calls — issued in the week before the firm collapsed — drained Lehman of money it could have used to stay afloat.
The directional interaction strength between the square A and the square B is proportional to the number of calls issued from the square A to the square B.
Above all, he has what Americans call "issues".
It's called Issues – and Cube kills it.
Phil introduced educational awareness programs called "Issues and Ideas" with over 900 programs.
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").
And his documentary-based art is unswervingly grounded in what he once called "issues of justice," meaning social justice.
Felix Quinn is an antiquarian bookseller who has what Oprah would call issues, and what Felix calls masochism.
