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

We take issue with the statement that banks "can't pay what they owe".

No one seriously takes issue with the statement that U.S. attorneys serve at the pleasure of the president.

For example, Mr. Curry takes issue with the statement that he and Mr. Booker "knew" each other before filming started.

But I take issue with the statement that Aberdeen "has become the first university in the country to significantly reshape its curriculum".

I take issue with the statement that the National Academy Museum "has had no formal fund-raising operation in place, aside from its annual spring gala".

Rumors indicated that Sawa had a contract dispute with New Line concerning the deduction of his salary; however, Perry resolved the issue with the statement that "it had everything to do with narrative, and nothing to do with money or Devon's unwillingness to come back".

Perhaps the only part of Gorky's life story that anyone would take issue with is the statement that he survived the Armenian Genocide: to this day the government of Turkey does not acknowledge that a genocide occurred.

It is probably a bit simplistic to conclude with the statement that 'this issue will be resolved by the incredible improvements in sequencing technology', when it has just been stated that the vast amounts of sequence are part of the problem.

While overall I was impressed by "Death Watch" (Mar. 3, p. 42), I have to take issue with a statement that helps contribute to the widely held belief that airline pilots make a ton of money.

Normally I wouldn't take issue with the statement, except that it was partially aimed at us.

SCORECARD -- The Coleman campaign cannot easily begin attacking Mr. Mondale, and the closest Mr. Coleman comes in this advertisement to taking issue with his opponent's record is the statement that the election "is about changing the tone in Washington," where Mr. Mondale served for 16 years.