Sentence examples for issue you do from inspiring English sources

If you have an issue, you do your homework, you go to the issue, you do it".

— Newt Gingrich on the ad, last month "What it means for candidates on the Republican side is, if you … buy into green energy or you play footsie on this issue, you do so at your political peril.

What it means for candidates in the Republican side is, if you buy into green energy or you play footsie on this issue, you do so at your political peril?

However, when it comes to people in government who are responsible for a particular issue, you do have them on the air because they are responsible, whether they are as articulate as they might be or not.

Given that about 80% of people here in the UK believe population growth to be an important issue, you do wonder what the problem with today's NGO leaders might be – apart from collective blindness and an understandable but gutless desire to avoid controversy.

If you don't have a million dollars on both sides of an issue, you don't have an issue.

But in the 60's, when flat-fronts were standard issue, you didn't have to be President Kennedy to look sharp in them.

Social class is a non-issue; you do not have to pass your eleven-plus.

And there, you run into two major issues: You don't want to pay too much, but you also want a retailer that is reliable.

And there are other issues: you don't have to know how to cook to "prepare" cold cereal, or even boxed mac 'n' cheese.

"Sometimes, in the heat of debate and speaking on a multitude of issues, you don't say the right words or you say the wrong thing," he said.