Sentence examples for issue means from inspiring English sources

No facts means no issue means no action.

For countries and communities, the issue means more than just the loss of pleasing variety.

Advance refunding issue means a refunding issue that is not a current refunding issue.

The food vs. fuel issue means that first generation biofuels appear unsustainable.

Because Ms. Royal obviously regards that saying "no" on the issue means votes in an eventual party primary.

"You see, the U.N. is taking pressure on sport," she said, "instead of speaking on what this issue means".

He argues that rising interest rates and the increasing "politicisation of the housing issue" means London's insane price rises can't continue.

Adding to the inexorability is a factor pollsters refer to as "salience," a measure of how much an issue means to you.

The knee-jerk tendency to turn it into a culture-war issue means that we're circumscribing our ability to address it.(Credit: Getty Images).

Your story in this week's issue, "Means of Suppressing Demonstrations," deals with Lea, a young woman in the Israeli Defense Forces who gets assigned to a checkpoint.

This, a well-documented issue, means commissioners need not only a massive change in culture but also urgent training and, in some cases, replacement.