Sentence examples for issue of actually from inspiring English sources

On top of this rather nasty problem, there's the issue of actually fulfilling the pledges.

Beyond questions of motive, there is the issue of actually pulling off such a brazen crime.

There is, however, the not-insignificant issue of actually landing the craft in one piece: it will hit the Martian atmosphere at 12,750 miles an hour, with friction heating its shield to 2,600 Fahrenheit.

There's also the issue of actually exchanging these coupons.

Plus, there's that small issue of actually forming the studio.

The Soviets think of it as a tour for peace where we are bused, walk token amounts and stay in hotels". Although anxious to find compromises, Affeldt would not concede on the issue of actually hoofing it from town to town.

I think a lot of these issues of people figuring out who has the right to speak are important, and I agree there are some issues where the right to speak is really central to the issue of who actually gets to speak.

The issue of who actually owned the paintings — Mrs. Marcos or the Philippine government — was not settled at trial, and resolving ownership claims will not be a simple task, especially with regard to the one painting the secretary managed to sell, "Le Bassin aux Nymphéas" (1899), part of Monet's waterlily series.

Live in the now!" Quizzed on her apparently conflicting views, Harman said she preferred the Kardashian roadshow to Page 3 because "It's an issue of control, actually… I get the sense of the Kardashians that they are in control of their own agenda".

The unusual dispute, pitting union members against their own leaders at what had once been a showcase factory in the garment industry, boiled down to the issue of who actually had the legal duty to protect the interests of the Brooklyn workers.

And, disappointment and shattered dreams aside, there's the issue of who actually will wind up owning each domain.