Sentence examples for issue indeed from inspiring English sources
As you know Andy, this is a complex issue indeed.
It's curious because the potential for a default on our debt owing to Republican intransigence in Congress is a very big foreign policy issue indeed.
"The lack of post-adoptive support is a very serious issue indeed, and it's not one I think the government is addressing at all," he says.
Since then, some Chinese scholars have been reluctant to speak out on the issue — indeed, a half-dozen experts on the subject each declined to comment for this article.
Chief Justice Moore's lawyer, Mathew Staver, argued that the conflicting state and federal orders had thus remained an unsettled issue — indeed, that it is still unsettled since the State Supreme Court has never dismissed the old orders.
But when the stakes are higher, the moral fibre of the donor can become a very big issue indeed, as Oxford University discovered this week when it was criticised for accepting a £75m donation from Len Blavatnik.
These are thorny issues indeed.
"The issues, indeed, are related to what we would call an unusual amount of coordinated, high-volume traffic that has slowed down the system very similar to what other banks have experienced," Mr. Joyce said.
Both the theory and the practice of cladism raise a number of important philosophical issues (indeed, scientists explicitly turn to philosophy more frequently in this field than in any other in biology).
(Parfit 1984, 371 377) These are very difficult issues indeed.
