Sentence examples for dry issue from inspiring English sources

Alexander Gorlin, a Manhattan architect, grumbled about the boards' attitude about the "wet over dry" issue.

"It's a dry issue until you look at the consequences, which are lost jobs and lost retirements," Mr. Durkin said.

Moreover, a simple water automatic-refilling system is designed to address the dry issue of the film in terms of evaporation elimination.

Rather than focusing on the comparatively dry issue of whether the Legislature or juries and judges should decide negligence awards, they use his procedural rulings in other cases to portray him — unfairly — as soft on crime.

Cockburn took dry issue with his lifetime friend and rival Christopher Hitchens's monstering of Mother Teresa: if you were starving in a Bombay gutter, he asked, loftily unconcerned that Teresa operated in Kolkata, "Who would be more likely to give you a bowl of soup?" Only a few weeks ago, he deprecated the fashion for finding signs of fascism in European politics.

"I believe it is a pretty simple, cut and dry issue: We allege in these lawsuits that these companies use misleading language on the label regarding the amount of actual protein in the products, and the consumers are the ones that pay.

Mr. Galbraith was admired, envied and sometimes scorned for his eloquence and wit and his ability to make complicated, dry issues understandable to any educated reader.

A Polarizing Figure Mr. Galbraith was admired, envied and sometimes scorned for his eloquence and wit and his ability to make complicated, dry issues understandable to any educated reader.

Politics just isn't appealing to young folk, with dry issues like pensions, tax and mortgages". Still, Rumbustious Lord Random is exhibiting a healthy understanding of what it is to be in the public eye.

The reasons range from basic expediency, as in the pledge to provide five days of public review for legislation before The President signs it into law; to strategy, as in the White House decision to nix Obama's promise of televised health care deliberations; to an absence of consequences, since there are so few sources of sustained scrutiny for these dry issues.

It's not a cut and dried issue because it just hasn't been addressed before".