Sentence examples for common issues in from inspiring English sources

One of the most common issues in couple counselling is saying the say thing in the same way.

United States District Judge John F. Keenan is presiding over this case and several hundred other lawsuits from many districts, consolidated in New York to establish common issues in the litigation.

But the Philippines-based OFW (Overseas Foreign Workers) Watch, which supports Filipino migrant workers, said physical abuse, delayed and refused salaries, the misrepresentation of employers and contracts and passport confiscations were common issues in Qatar.

Facebook asserts in its brief that there are common issues in all the cases about what caused investor losses from the I.P.O., mainly some combination of Facebook's disclosures or Nasdaq's trading glitches.

Alaska has also sharply reduced its role in the Northern Forum, an association of state and regional governments from countries including Canada, Russia, Japan and China that works on common issues in northern regions like economic development, flooding and global warming.

These tools address common issues in protein/DNA research, like concentration, separation and purification of samples.

Janet hit an impasse with her husband Wendell when she tried to revisit a painful (and common) issue: in-laws.

It is a common issue in a multicultural country, where some religions and ethnic groups are less tolerant of homosexuality.

Time-wasting is a common issue in soccer, but goalkeepers are almost always warned by a referee before being penalized.

While in past years, most corrections involved recognition of revenue, reserves -- money set aside to cover anticipated costs for restructuring, liability, debts that cannot be collected or other expenses -- were the most common issue in 2003.

Drillpipe eccentricity is a common issue in horizontal drilling operations.