Sentence examples for issue comes from from inspiring English sources

Instead the issue comes from a series of involved steps by Pat McQuaid, the international cycling federation's president, to retain his post through retroactive rule changes.

Much of the confusion on this issue comes from the tangle of terms applied to food ("sell by," "use by," best before") and their dubious origins.

One of the most deeply informed analyses of this issue comes from Pat Ruggles, a senior fellow at the independent research group NORC at the University of Chicago.

In this system, a control issue comes from potential time-varying parameters but the main challenge comes from the hysteretic behavior of the system due to dry friction in the actuator assembly.

Another issue comes from the disagreement among genes: even when we are able to accurately reconstruct the history of a gene, not all genes in any given organism tell the same history.

Part of the issue comes from what the Russian president sees as a dangerously chaotic situation in Ukraine and Russia's complete loss of influence on the decision-making process in Kiev.

The only glaring silence on the issue came from the highest institution of all — until recently.

In other words, the opposition to Trump on this issue came from across the Republican caucus.

The sole vote against the Yankees' bond issue came from the representative for the city comptroller, William C. Thompson Jr.

The decision to take on the issue came from Melissa Dean, founder of BAREtruth theatre company, which is staging the play.

Earlier in the day, there were conflicting messages on the issue coming from members of the cabinet (see: 9.08am) – even among those known to privately favour remain.