Sentence examples for imagine the issue from inspiring English sources
Not only would there have been a public outcry, but I imagine the issue would have ended up in the courts, and created great uncertainty as the 2012 election season gets into full swing".
Jokes often take the form of a setup question, followed after a short delay by a punch line: for instance, "What do you get when you cross a parrot with a centipede?" A brief suspenseful pause allows the audience to imagine the issue of this unlikely match.
Author(s): Sierra Prasada Millman, The New York Times Learning Network Javaid Khan, The Bank Street College of Education in New York City Suggested Time Allowance: 1 hour Objectives: Students will: 1. Imagine the issues faced by cross-class couples by writing a short story.
I can't imagine the issues are so fundamentally different from what they are with humans that in one case you would say it's O.K. and in another case you would say it's not O.K.
Yeah, I can imagine the issues that might come up as enemies grow and shrink in size as you point that thing around a room, or grow angles and other distortions when you happen to be shooting into a corner of it.
There were several cases where potential viola photos promised beautiful sound, and yet it was hard to imagine the issues that reality brought along with them.
One can imagine the number of issues that might arise in a band that, since 2001, has been home to as few as three and as many as 19 other musicians who have joined together for four sprawling, guitar-driven albums and a handful of other EPs and B-side collections.
One can imagine the wedge issue Strauss could have handed the Republican Party had the Court overturned the decision of the California electorate.
Can you imagine the flooding issues in New York had the rainfall been heavier?
But this tradition is increasingly more difficult to secure, as we experienced during last year's meagre season Can you imagine the UK Greens issuing a similar statement, one that warns of dwindling supplies and hints at worse to come, but at the same time recognizes that the end result itself is really rather yummy?
One can only imagine the regulatory issues.
