Sentence examples for issue to putting from inspiring English sources

Is it going to be an issue to putting these in dense urban areas?" Mr. Kosbau's answers were no, no, and yes, easing his mother's concerns.

The White House said Obama wanted to end speculation over the issue to put himself more in a "vacation mode".

But not yet; Toobin expects the nine justices, "especially those who support this issue," to put it off for five or ten years.

The issue, to put it crudely, is whether the biases or vices that are responsible for diagnostic error are also obstacles to self-knowledge.

"They want to use the safety issue to put the blame on us on safety, when we are out there doing things that they won't do".

Entsch said if the plebiscite bill is voted down he will step back from the issue to put more of his political focus into other areas.

After feeling bad about the coverage, Irani and colleagues worked to reframe the issue to put worker voices and interests at the front and only worked with journalists that would interview them first if interested in the topic.

But targeted advertising requires sophisticated techniques to track users and their browsing habits - a highly-contentious issue, to put it mildly.

Lydd Airport and the Conservative MP for Folkestone and Hythe, Damian Collins, said campaigners were using the issue to put off airport expansion.

In their debates, Clinton has used the issue to put him on the defensive.

Having the Legislature craft a bond issue to put before voters will do little except give the state more pork projects.