Sentence examples for issue to start with from inspiring English sources

The big issue, to start with, was photographs.

"[Climate change stickers are] probably overkill and will get lost with all the white noise that's out there on the issue to start with," Scholten argued.

None of those voices who try to vilify Islam attempted to ask the same questions about Christianity, the religion of those who committed those crimes, which at any event should not be the issue to start with.

Dmitry continued, "many times I see people trying to correct the actual movements, when it's the preparation for it that leads up to the figures that are causing the issue to start with.

He told reporters: "This ride has had its issues to start with, which is fairly normal for a big rollercoaster.

It is a good issue to start out with, since it seems unshakeable.

And what happens if the partner in a joint-venture goes bankrupt?Howard Kunreuther, a business professor at the Wharton School in Philadelphia, argues that this interdependency "is probably the most important issue to start thinking about with regard to risk".

"My other principle is to start not with the most difficult issue, but to start with easier ones," he continued.

She confirmed that her question had been asked "word-for-word" and explained why she thought housing was an important issue for the Labour leader to start with.

There's no need to start with issue 1 if the series has been going on for years.

The information he and the Federal Maritime Commission are issuing urges all Premier claimants to start with their credit-card companies and trip-cancellation insurers.