Sentence examples for issue of anything from inspiring English sources

"The local management here seems like they're assimilating everybody into the workflow without making an issue of anything," Mr. Shapiro said.

It's not an issue of anything, I just want to pitch.

Schwartz said Paterson had telephoned Ryan, who directs The Times's Albany coverage, and that "she assured him that the profile would not contain anything like the salacious rumors being circulated but demurred on the issue of doing anything to stop them".

Daily pass: 50¢ – $1 In years to come, I suspect people will be loath to pay more than a dollar for an issue of almost anything.

The UCI rulebook is a somewhat impenetrable and daunting document but on issues of accepting anything but a bidon or spanner from another team, the rules are crystal clear.

I've responded to him, and I thought I would publish the response here.First, I certainly don't think that criticism of Mr Piketty's book, on the issue of housing or anything else, is unreasonable.

It's more of an issue of funding than anything else, in that the funding's run out.

Dean McCarron, analyst with Mercury Research, Cave Creek, Ariz., says AMD's use of the number 4,000 in its model numbering scheme is really more of an issue of "nomenclature" than anything else.

"We are looking into the whole issue of cameras, and anything else that's pertinent to this investigation," Gen.

Beyond volume, staff then have the issue of determining whether anything they're getting is actually from a constituent or not.

My mind reels with anger at her choice to make an issue of everything and anything I do that she doesn't like, rather than choosing to acknowledge all the things that are good about having me for a neighbor and/or choosing to contribute to creating a harmonious shared living environment.