Sentence examples similar to issued to start from inspiring English sources

The big issue, to start with, was photographs.

"The banks just felt that the whole Miami market was an issue to start," she said.

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

It's really important for those who do have an interest in human rights issues to start writing about them and making their voices heard," said Wilks.

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".

And frankly, I don't care all that much, 'cause the last thing I want is for everyone with a Facebook customer service issue to start emailing me.

"It was a Democratic issue to start.

"I think people want to use the flag issue to start trouble," Patterson says.

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

"[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.

I designed Walking Peer Support Groups for Mental Health, a project, to train people living with mental health challenges and issues to start and lead walking peer support groups.