Sentence examples for issue for which from inspiring English sources

There's just one major issue for which they aren't to blame: current increases in population.

Moreover, immigration, the issue for which Arizona's conservatives have become best known, may be losing its bite.

It's an issue for which they have marched and waited, marched and waited — their hopes dashed repeatedly.

The Foreign Office insisted the matter was "a security issue for which the Bermuda government does not have delegated responsibility".

This is a black-and-white issue for which it will be hard to find a compromise.

Putting him behind bars for thirty years does not address, let alone solve, the issue for which he is a fall guy.

After winning the fight over health care, another issue for which polling showed lukewarm support, Obama moved on to the safer issue of financial regulatory reform.

In 1983 a new plant was financed partly by the floating of an intrastate stock issue for which only bona-fide Vermont residents were eligible.

It was only a matter of time before Ryan was ready to raise the issue for which the adoption handbooks had no advice.

This year was trailed as a festival that has paid greater attention to women film-makers, an issue for which it has been fiercely criticised in the past.

A Google spokesman said: "This is a really important issue for which there are no easy answers, particularly when balancing freedom of expression and tackling unlawful content.