Sentence examples for certain issues in from inspiring English sources

"In terms of risk, there are certain issues in pregnancy.

For a start, Putin has never before said that Russia has people "working on certain issues" in the military sphere in Donbass.

"Reaching the age I have," he says to Lynn, "I am fortunate enough to have developed certain issues in the realm of the prostate".

Marbury received a letter from Falk yesterday saying that if certain issues in their business relationship were not rectified, Falk would resign as his agent.

There are certain issues in life I don't like, but there's an off button – it's called freedom of choice… "Personally, I can't stand EastEnders.

Although Ms. Love's lawsuit seemed to have stemmed from higher intentions, many such lawsuits are threatened or filed simply as leverage to force a compromise on certain issues in a contract renegotiation.

Reed (2010) argues that empirical investigation is sometimes required to determine what one believes on a certain issue: in his example, an economist must consult her previous work to determine her position on a complex question about taxation, but she nonetheless fully endorses that belief as her own.

Few in the party would be comfortable, they think, with being, in effect, a wing of the Labour Party, though on certain issues and in certain elections the two may come together.Another school, which includes senior Lib Dems closest to Labour, is less sure.

'Certain issues are in the air,' was all Fellini would say.

Putin's response was surprising: "We never said there were not people there who were working on certain issues, including in the military sphere, but this does not mean there were regular Russian forces there," he said.

"Whereas we see with Rand Paul, he's a little bit more relaxed on certain issues, drawing in some moderate voters and can be more of a realistic candidate for the White House".