Sentence examples for issue for another post from inspiring English sources

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(Side note: Yes, the fact that the host categorizes women into those two stereotypes is stupid, but that's an issue for another post). .

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(a topic for another post).

With no shortage of interested parties, the issue for the Post Company has become whether it can find a new owner that the company's chairman and chief executive, Donald E. Graham, believes will be a suitable steward for the magazine.

I have a bit of an issue with this line of thinking, but that's for another post.

That's for another post].

The main issue for Republicans post-Brussels is national security; before that, it was the economy and jobs, which remain right up there.

In Tonga, security was an issue for nurses posted to remote locations [ 4].

That's another issue, for another time.

It is not only the newly arrived who may lack English proficiency skills, as language barriers can be an issue for Australia's post-war migrants from non-English-speaking countries.

Plumer covers environmental policy issues for the Post's Wonkblog, which was run by Klein until his departure last month.

Alphonse was a younger son of Robert de Vere, 5th Earl of Oxford and apparently died shortly before 20 December 1328, when a writ was issued for inquisitions post mortem into the land that he held direct from the King.

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