Sentence examples for issue to do with from inspiring English sources

"The issue to do with the stabilisation force will be debated there," he said.

It's also a sound issue, to do with tension and release, development, musical languages worn tightly or loosely.

This is a word issue, to do with vocabulary, diction, mood, intent; it helps determine how much the listener trusts or relates to the singer.

"There's a phenomenon in nutrition we call programming," says Moghadasian, "which is a nervous-system issue to do with how we perceive food.

In this thoughtful novel, a contentedly single Israeli harpist living in the Netherlands returns home because of a bureaucratic issue to do with her mother's apartment in Jerusalem.

An issue to do with the grammatical properties of proper names was whether they could be pluralized or quantified.

"Trident and taxation and issues to do with energy supply.

It wasn't due to issues to do with her personal life".

"You have to ask whether there were issues to do with management control," the analyst said.

I wanted something that reflected back on issues to do with power.

I'm quite interested in issues to do with the environment and economic development".