Sentence examples similar to habits issue from inspiring English sources

MR: What are some past habits, issues, possessions or lifestyle elements that either needed major compromise or to be jettisoned after the marriage?

Of the work-habits issue, Coach Tom Coughlin acknowledged that the Giants would have to alter Moore's approach to weekday practices.

Mr. Carville was itching to make Scranton's baby boomer habits an issue, but feared it could backfire — among boomers, for one.

Hong's deft artistry is an attempt to get past the habits of issue-oriented, advocacy-besotted political cinema to work out just what a political cinema would be.

The King's wardrobe account shows Garter habits first issued in the autumn of 1348.

They lose faith, and describe nervous habits, health issues, and widening mental swamps of anger and distrust.

The habit of issuing death notices for various cultural forms is a vivid example of sentiment and ideology masquerading as sober historical judgment.

During her pregnancy, Emily Oster didn't appreciate her doctor's habit of issuing blanket rules: Don't gain more than 35 pounds.

Thanks to his habit of issuing foul-mouthed invective from his front door all day, John has fallen out with virtually everybody, to the extent that the police were trying to move him out for his own protection.

While the manager's threat to slash his squad's summer holiday allowance if he detects any coasting at Spurs and habit of issuing fines for minor rule breaches has met with widespread approval, some observers wonder if, like his compatriot Roberto Mancini at Manchester City, Di Canio may be too strict.

"They're not in the habit of issuing press releases about the agency's internal administrative practices.