Sentence examples for issue to be figured from inspiring English sources

But other parents just want the naming issue to be figured out.

Going forward, he said, the main issues are going to be figuring out who is going to store the data in the long term and how to make the data available in an searchable database.

The smartest entrepreneurs will not wait for these fragmentation issues to be solved but are figuring out now how to pick a use case, a core platform, and geography to bound their problem and get going.

The real issue is figuring out where you want to be and picking the job, or the perception of what you have to offer, to fit that goal.

At Poly Prep, the issue was figuring out how much of the day should be devoted to memorial activities and how much to geometry or the jungle gym.

"The real issue is figuring out the cost picture of the different alternatives," said Tim Szczerbinski, an engineer with the Mitre Corporation who runs global air traffic operations for the Air Force at Hanscom Field northwest of Boston.

So the issue is figuring out which stores have them in stock, especially since you can't call Apple stores directly anymore.

The real issue is figuring out, and dare I say, expanding, with whom we can identify.

But part of the issue on that front is figuring out how to effectively address child marriage.

At the least this issue has to be discussed and Figure 3E has to be modified to show that chemical (and only perhaps mechanical) activation of Piezo1 leads to calcium influx and cell dehydration.

The key thing is figuring out what your issues are, and it's really never about the food.