Sentence examples for imagined issues from inspiring English sources

One is that doctors want to deal with what they believe is real disease, meaning physical problems, and not constant complaining about imagined issues.

Addressing real and imagined issues with the tool, partly through persuasive campaigns and user education should make strides towards increasing adoption of password managers.

She imagined her issue would be best shared with me.

Barry Martin Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire Does the Labour party leadership imagine that issues go away if they aren't mentioned?

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.

There are, as you might imagine, network issues.

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.

As you might imagine, such issues will be another source of litigation to keep lawyers busy and their wallets full.

Instead, Jimarez Howard and Shields take the idea of art on a printed page and expand it beyond its reach, imagining future issues in different locations.

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.