Sentence examples for issue having from inspiring English sources

But Shumpert is forcing the issue, having outshined the Knicks' starting guards in two straight games.

"I feel very strongly about this issue, having coached a girls' football team for many years".

The inability to choose the coach is the bigger issue – having a top flight quarterback would be a plus if you're a G.M. candidate.

The Dial ceased publication with the April 1844 issue, having published a richer variety of Thoreau's writing than any other magazine ever would.

The magazine changed the chart's name in its June 17 , 1949 issue, having used the term rhythm and blues in news articles for the previous two years.

The 22-year-old has a pretty good grasp on the issue — having been first sold for sex at age 10.

Meanwhile, the country often seems to be moving further away from doing something about climate change, with the issue having all but fallen out of the national debate.

"The issue having to do with voting is an issue of wisdom, it's an issue of commitment, about what is good for America," Mr. Forrester said.

"The secretary of state and the committee will now need to consider the implications of the interest issue having become much more significant".

Overall the headphones are pretty good apart from one glaring issue – having a Lightning connector instead of a standard headphones cable or Bluetooth is a pain.

Also I don't think Croatia will play with a central midfielder who'll run on and cause problems, so it's not an issue having Scholes in the middle.