Sentence examples for issue much less from inspiring English sources

It's hard to believe the collaboration lasted one issue, much less six.

For most people, it's hardly even a voting issue, much less one that prompts them to write checks.

It seems impossible right now to get the State of New Jersey to focus on the issue, much less commit resources and tax money.

It is clear that each of these three concerns — deficits, banking instability and low growth — is interwoven with the other in a way that makes policies designed to focus on only one issue much less effective than a comprehensive strategy aimed at simultaneously resolving all three.

I tend to believe that people who aren't seeing it may be in areas of good coverage (which, as mentioned, make the issue much less obvious).

So, during this election year, each candidate will resist the slightest suggestion that they agree with each other on any issue, much less tax policy.

He rarely allows discussion of sensitive issues, much less challenges to party policies.

Jennifer from North Carolina (44) added: "In my 13-year career, I've yet to find an employer who tolerates my A.S.D. issues, much less embraces them.

This book describes the present shock of politicians who — thanks to the 24/7 coverage ushered in by "the CNN effect" that began in the 1980s — "cannot get on top of issues, much less get ahead of them".

So Jed and Callie are working on some pressing personal questions: "Why does bad stuff always happen to us?" and "Did Dad kill Mom?" Before Jed has much chance to work on his issues, much less his tan, he discovers that his father had been stepping out with an old family acquaintance, Marcella, whose hot-to-trot teenage daughter is now working as Callie's nanny.

It's difficult enough to engage one's physician in a conversation about health issues, much less the staff of a prestigious research institution and hospital system.