Sentence examples for issue and having from inspiring English sources

"It was a choice we were not comfortable with, both as a monetary issue and having to admit our best-laid plans were for naught," the parents wrote in the statement.

I was 8 or 9 years old and a friend passed on a heap of back numbers so that, instead reading one issue and having to wait a week for the next, I could feast.

Having rehabilitated the felonious Richard M. Nixon, having disavowed human rights as a political issue and having legally weakened the control of firearms, we now allow our sappy money-market piety to be nearly tear soaked as we wave farewell to the good Governor.

The Deputy Secretary stressed the importance of fashioning a full strategy to address the DPRK nuclear issue and having a unified position among Six-Party Talks partners and allies that would lead to an effective and diplomatic resolution of the problem.

"Talking about the issue and having it out there rather ignoring it" is key, he says.

In researching this hot-button issue and having met with a number of experts in technology, artificial intelligence (AI) and law enforcement, it's clear that there are divergent opinions on the efficacy of technology vs. physical security.

Corporal Thomas says that sexuality is too controversial an issue and has no room on the battlefield.

"People are exhausted by the issue and have their minds made up," Mr. Dadey said.

Feasibility of cisplatin-based polychemotherapy remains an open issue and has to be proven prospectively.

Worsley said Manning had a "personality issue" and had difficulties integrating with fellow soldiers.

The Spain striker has a continuing hamstring issue and has been ill this week.