Sentence examples for issues a little from inspiring English sources

"It is now at least possible to talk about issues a little more openly," Mr. Yilmaz said.

But they also leave you wishing that the film had delved into these issues a little bit more deeply.

Wow! Potential Democratic candidates for the presidential nomination have been testing environmental issues a little in the past few weeks.

"The Enrons and the Parmalats of the world are making people think about these issues a little more," Professor Masri said.

"Over the last week I have had to get involved, because there have been issues a little bit more central to his relationship with the other players and our ability to perform out in the middle," he said.

"These were issues a little bit under the radar, because they're not sensational, but they're issues that are going to make a big difference in Texas lives," Straus said.

The estimate by the state comptroller, Thomas P. DiNapoli, adds half a billion dollars to Gov. David A. Paterson's own projection for the current shortfall, issued a little over a month ago.

As a matter of fact I'd like to take the issue a little further.

"The conservative, safe thing is always to study the issue a little more," he said.

Now Matt Damon is back from Nelson Mandela's shadow to address the issue a little more thoughtfully.

The privacy issue A little too much has been made of the new Public Search Listing tool, said the Facebookers.