Sentence examples for issue ready from inspiring English sources

GQ will have a tablet version of its April issue ready.

Prominent Israelis are shedding the shame long felt over the affair, one of the most damaging, painful episodes in the annals of the American-Israeli relationship, and recasting it as a humanitarian issue ready to be resolved.

I remember, for example, the Laptop magazine ad sales team marketing the magazine as the one title that will ensure an advertiser that the reader will come out of the issue ready to buy a laptop or accessory.

Following the 2009 death of Ron Asheton, guitarist James Williamson, who had played a key role on Raw Power, rejoined the band, which subsequently issued Ready to Die (2013).

And those lobbyists have themselves been on hand when the committee has taken up their issues, ready to huddle with Senate aides during breaks.

Eakins Press also published Ms. Mayhall's work, issuing "Ready for the Ha Ha & Other Satires," a volume of stories, poems and plays, in 1966, and "Givers and Takers," a poetry collection spanning two volumes, in 1968 and 1973.

Moreover, the Senate majority leader, Tom Daschle of South Dakota has a quiver of other issues ready for the fall to pose new dilemmas to the president and his party -- Medicare prescription-drug benefits, a minimum-wage increase and hate-crimes legislation among them.

Luckily for progressives, America has aligned with us on economic issues, ready to sculpt a populist election mandate.

There are trained professionals, competent on LGBT issues, ready to help you sign up for health insurance.

It has seized issues ready-made for its base, calling for France First, or a France for the French, in elliptical anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim language.

People on all sides of the issue were ready to reach a principled compromise and move forward".