Sentence examples for issue of turning from inspiring English sources

But where Williams really cooks is on the issue of turning fifty: "Now your prostate is bigger than your ego".

Individualist feminists, calling on libertarian principles of minimal government, broke with most other feminists over the issue of turning to government for solutions to women's problems.

However, executives are yet to crack the thorny issue of turning their free-to-view websites into a significant revenue generators.

Labor's left faction is yet to settle its position on the politically controversial issue of turning back asylum-seeker boats, ahead of the party's national conference at the end of the month.

From there it becomes a simple issue of turning a turbine and generating electrical power.

While households and truckers in Maine are near freezing or going broke one can presume the issue of turning down the thermostat because of heating oil costs at the Bush Kennebunkport family spread in Maine, is not even an item of discussion.

Capturing the image is a little tricky – there are a lot of lighting issues and lots of turning – but the service seems to be outputting smooth, usable scans.

That would vaporize the ice of bodies orbiting 10 to 100 times the Earth-sun distance from CW Leonis, SWAS researchers report in this week's issue of Nature, turning each into an active comet with a fuzzy glowing head and streaming tail.

Allen is thinking of turning the issue into a film.

He turned on the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats of turning the issue of changing the electoral system into a "soap opera".

But the issue of stickiness turns out to be kind of, well, sticky.