Sentence examples for issue observing from inspiring English sources

She was working out the twang issue, observing in an interview that Annie Oakley was in fact from Ohio: like her, a Midwestern girl.

The Guardian critic, under the headline "Channel 4's Drugs Live: warning, may bore your eyes off", accused the programme makers of jaded cynicism rather than bracing irreverence towards a vexed social issue, observing: "People like to get mashed, and TV producers like to turn their cameras on people getting mashed".

The trial court and the Kentucky Court of Appeals found that there was a real exigency in this case, but the Kentucky Supreme Court expressed doubt on this issue, observing that there was "certainly some question as to whether the sound of persons moving [inside the apartment] was sufficient to establish that evidence was being destroyed". 302 S. W. 3d, at 655.

Progressive economist Jared Bernstein put his finger on the issue, observing that..

A common issue observed in bike-sharing systems is imbalances in the distribution of bikes.

"There is a marked shift towards a security-based approach to the Kurdish issue," observes Arzu Yilmaz, another Turkish academic.

Yet as an issue, observes King's colleague Clare Payne, it has receded in public consciousness: "There's this tendency for people to think: 'Oh we're done with tobacco, aren't we?

Ventilation air leakage into underground to inseam drainage boreholes is a common issue observed during gas drainage in underground coal mines.

But Professor David T. Canon of the University of Wisconsin, a student of the issue, observed that one striking thing about today's opinion was that the same five justices who agreed on the ruling in 2000 that George W. Bush was president "were voting with the Democratic Party against the Bush administration.

One is a predominant period issue observed over a large area.

This is similar to the major issue observed in the pretest.