Sentence examples for issue of someone from inspiring English sources

For example, look at the issue of someone being discharged from hospital.

Louise Mensch, a former MP, took a break from calling a man whose child was having an operation a "scumbag" and "loathsome tit", desperately gripped on to Mr Loser's coattails and demanded that Congress "look at" this vital issue of someone not being able to log into their social media account.

"It's not always a big issue of someone calling you the n-word," Russell said.

That group had been in preparation for over six months and we'd discussed the issue of someone potentially being killed.

Schuh didn't address the issue of someone swiping passwords from a borrowed computer, which would largely be resolved with a master password.

And then make sure there's an independent medical professional making the return-to-play decision so that you don't have the issues of someone related to the team making the decision.

The issue of firing someone seems to have high general salience.

So I'll postpone for a moment the issue of if someone is repeatedly screwing up and I'll come back to that.

The lawyers representing the officers said they thought the issue of whether someone had yelled "Gun!" was too important to keep Ms. Elliott off the stand.

But to the living, the issue of whether someone's wealth should be taxed after they've died is a contentious one.

There is also the thorny issue of finding someone of the right calibre to do the job especially as the FA is keen, because it has an Italian coach and general manager, to have an Englishman take up the post.