Sentence examples for four or five issues from inspiring English sources

I'm usually looking for a single issue — a national or international issue — or, if there isn't one thing, maybe four or five issues I can string together from the week.

I was introduced to it by a fan in Australia, which shows how great fanzine and magazine culture can be – it's actually printed in Manchester but took a fan in Melbourne to send me four or five issues.

Here's how Mr. Immelt explained G.E.'s perspective: "Is it the one, two, three, four or five issue for G.E.? It isn't, because we make and sell things in so many different countries around the world".

DuPuy said: "There were seven or eight issues.

There were only three or four issues in this one".

The library plans to publish one or two issues a year.

Mr. Crowley said there were only one or two issues left to be resolved.

Strahan raised "five or six" issues during his conversations Monday, Coughlin said, but he declined to give specifics.

"The Indians are saying to the chiefs, 'We are interested in more than your two or three issues,' " Hybels said.

Can you figure out the three or four issues that are most important for understanding this investment?

The 1960s movements were generally left-wing student rebellions focused on one or two issues, Ms. Römmele said.