Sentence examples for ever be an issue from inspiring English sources

As for airports, she said: "It is highly unlikely that this would ever be an issue in such a public setting.

"I practiced hard, I took all the reps on the scout team, and that wasn't going to ever be an issue".

I feel that, at least now, there seem to be more women who are willing to say, 'Yes, I'm a feminist.' It's shocking to me that that would ever be an issue, to not say that.

Probably not – I'm positive we probably killed more of our hearing listening to Led Zep in a pair of old time cans than kids listening to their iPods will – but it's an easy way to ensure it won't ever be an issue, especially with kids using earbuds at earlier ages.

Who would have thought there would ever be an issue in our modern lives that could possibly bring together the abundant talents of Bernard-Henri Levy and Ben Stein?

It's weird, because I reckon the only time this would ever be an issue for me is if someone had dared me to wear a thong for a day and I was going to get caught out wearing it by some guy I liked.

It's just not ever been an issue with me.

I can't recall it ever being an issue because we're so strict about it".

"Race has never ever been an issue with my upbringing or within my own family.

Has access to family planning ever been an issue for you?

It's not ever been an issue or something I've worried about if someone's doing it to us.