Sentence examples for chase this issue from inspiring English sources

"I am having to chase this issue every day, and every day I seem to have to explain it all again and never get any further to a resolution," he says.

"In recent times both sides have tried to chase this issue away and let the relationship go back to normal," said Jin Canrong, professor at Renmin University's School of International Studies.

Speaking at South Acton Children's Centre in south west London, Mr Cameron said: "I was at an adoption centre in October, I'm back here now in March and, as Arnold Schwarznegger said, 'I'll be back' because I really want to keep chasing this issue and make sure we do all the things necessary, including primary legislation.

The tagger must only chase this person.

Labour has chased this demographic.

Oh, I'm chasing this guy.

"Here we are chasing an issue that other people are taking a good look at that we are not really well-equipped to examine properly and is too politically charged to end up with something with integrity".

"Others may get distracted by chasing every fleeting issue that passes by," Mr. Obama said to a crowd of 500 at a factory here.

The investigative reporter Cal McAffrey (Russell Crowe), a close friend of the congressman's, gets on the case and chases the main issue — private security's potential domestic role — while his acidulous editor (Helen Mirren), worried about her newspaper's survival, wants to pursue only the tabloid side of the story.

He agrees that testing for minute traces of drugs is not just chasing the wrong issue but is potentially unlawful.

If the performance of the stock is motivation for them to perform, what's wrong with that?" Some policyholders said they liked MetLife stock for the very reason it was ignored by many investors who have been chasing Internet issues: It is likely to be a steady, but not spectacular grower.