Sentence examples for issue with the notion that from inspiring English sources

I would take issue with the notion that the race has been tightening.

But his allies take issue with the notion that he has been excessively cautious.

Mr. O'Neill takes issue with the notion that he is AWOL.

Logistically, I take mild issue with the notion that this resource would be either widely useful or readily available.

The Associated Press quoted a league official who took issue with the notion that the mission was failing.

Unsurprisingly, he takes issue with the notion that all roads in the worldwide financial implosion lead to his doorstep.

In an interview last week, Mr. Halter took issue with the notion that he is running from the left.

Our findings support the notion that childhood mortality is an increasing public health issue in the country with spatial variation across different regions.

Ms. Moss took issue, not surprisingly, with the notion that grouping the performances under the rubric of spirituality was a marketing ploy.

Later, in Primates and Philosophers (2006), de Waal returns to interdisciplinary discourse, taking issue in particular with the notion that human morality is only a thin "veneer" covering a selfish core.

Part of Stephan Jakob's exhaustive review paper in the present issue of Critical Care deals with the notion that intestinal cellular energetics are deranged in sepsis, in terms not only of inadequate tissue perfusion but also of impaired mitochondrial respiration and/or coupling (i.e. organ dysfunction in sepsis may occur as a result of 'cytopathic hypoxia').