Sentence examples for have a personal issue from inspiring English sources

I admit I have a personal issue with grammar schools and the 11-plus, because had it existed in fully comprehensive Newport, South Wales in 1968, when I went to secondary school, I would most likely have failed it.

Timothy Ozovehe (2014) complains in his comment on a Wordpress forum, frustrated trying to pay for a wordpress service but unable to do so since Wordpress, according to him, seems to have a "personal issue with Nigerians".

"It seems to me that she has a personal issue with Fire Chief Victor Hiscock and is using her Level 2 Training to her advantage in front of the council to make motions to remove [him and] terminate his position," Mahaney wrote to the Conception Bay North Compass.

If one of your staff has a personal issue, refer them to EAP (do not try to play staff psychiatrist).

But none of us can help having a personal take on any issue a patient is discussing, and there is no way for us to think about any issue — let alone intervene — without that being influenced by our own very personal psychology.

Land has become a personal issue for Salgado who, at Lelia's suggestion, has begun a reforestation programme at his father's old ranch.

If you have a personal story about the issue at hand, feel free to tell it.

It has been striking to see how many of the leading candidates have a personal connection to these issues.

In the commercial world, this problem is dealt with by strict rules that generally see company directors stand aside from management decisions where they have a personal pecuniary interest in an issue.

But by the afternoon of the announcement, Best Buy had admitted that he had a personal conduct issue.

Because of health information privacy rules, the team did not disclose Giavotella's condition when it placed him on the disabled list on Aug. 25, saying only that Giavotella had a "personal medical issue".