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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'issue is coming' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a problem or challenge that is arising, either imminent or in the future. For example, "We need to prepare for the issue that is coming in the next quarter."
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The issue is coming up in House races across the country.
Today, the News of the World said: "This legal issue is coming up for hearing shortly.
But another serious issue is coming to the fore — the massive amounts of freshwater being used by the industry.
With China hosting the Asia-Pacific Economin CooperatioNovember in November, this issue is coming to a boil," Tay writes.
Now the issue is coming to a point where the industry is more collectively focused on it".
Granted, for Polish Jews today, a major issue is coming to terms with the way so many Jews were once prominent Communists.
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They ran their story about the results last month, just as our bystander issue was coming out.
Scott Stoddart, 50 who lives on the East Side of Manhattan, heard that the issue was coming to a vote and headed right to Stonewall.
Solutions to the issue are coming in.
The MPs' report said the issue was coming to a head because of the drive to get all NHS trusts to achieve foundation trust status by 2014.
The bigger issue was coming to grips with the fact he was a stroke survivor.
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