Sentence examples for issue to be working from inspiring English sources

"I thought it was really something that I couldn't pass up, and I can't think of a more important issue to be working on," she said in the interview at Tweed, the Education Department's headquarters.

"It's certainly a business issue to be worked out," said George White, the senior vice president of strategy and product development for Warner Music Group.

And there are various legal issues to be worked out.

Still, there are issues to be worked out.

There are still several scheduling issues to be worked out, Mr. Wolfe said.

Business expressed concern that there are issues to be worked through, so it was a sensible thing to do to say, "O.K., let's work through those issues".

But Ms. Bartz indicated that there are still issues to be worked out in terms of the financial benefits of the search partnership.

Magnette said on Saturday that his discussions with Canada were concluded and the remaining issues to be worked out were for the EU executive to address.

"There are a few remaining issues to be worked out, but we feel confident we will resolve this soon," said Jeffrey D. Friedlander, a lawyer for the city.

"Of course there are issues to be worked through, but in the medium term, we think the Swiss financial market will continue to be a successful one," he said.

But, he said, there are still issues to be worked out, including the number of artists offered by each service and the constraints under which users can listen to or download songs.