Sentence examples for is a true issue of from inspiring English sources

"This is a true issue of principle," he said.

The administration's decision on this issue is a true test of diversity.

This comic's written by Mark Millar, famous for creating Kick-Ass, among other comics, and this issue is a true refinement of his work.

This is a true feat, and this issue of Shonen Jump is as good a point as any to jump in.

Attached hereto as Exhibit 60 is a true and correct copy of a report issued by the Office of the Inspector General of the U.S. Department of the Interior titled "Investigative Report on Allegations that the National Park Service Improperly Allowed Daniel Snyder to Cut Trees on Government Land".

The BBC's Arts Editor Will Gompertz considers whether the problems in the Black Swan's dark treatment are a true reflection of the issues facing today's dancers.

Reliability is concerned with the repeatability or reproducibility of the measurements while validity reflects the accuracy of the data and ensures that responses are a true reflection of the issues of interest [ 14- 17].

And rowing can never be a true sporting democracy: there are issues of equipment, not just fibreglass and Lycra, but the actual water.

The entire issue of whether Regenbald was a "true" chancellor or not is bound up in the debate amongst medievalists about whether there was a recognisable chancery in England prior to the Norman Conquest.

"When you go on 'Oprah,' " he says, "no one wants to hear, 'There are 18 rebel groups who have to come together, and the problem is one of fighting over power and wealth sharing in the entire Sudan.' " The same is true with issues of development.

I point this out because if I am correct, then the true issue is not one of conflict of interest.