Sentence examples for issues an idea from inspiring English sources

There were a few people who seemed to think that I was opening myself up to antitrust issues, an idea that I had not considered.

Millar provides an excellent suggestion for these situations by modelling ethical concerns after the idea of informed consent for medical issues, an idea he refers to as "moral proxies".

His aides said it was meant to draw contrasts with Mr. McCall; present Mr. Cuomo as a leader focused on the issues, an idea that experts predicted would become common as Sept. 11 nears; and introduce a slogan, "Building a new New York together".

But critics say the proposed changes give state departments of motor vehicles powers they were never meant to have, and they fear that states are rushing to fill a vacuum created by limited federal action on the identification issue, an idea that rose to prominence after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

But without specifying the scale of the problem, Sessions did indicate his belief that voter fraud is a significant issue, an idea not supported by facts or evidence.

As GQ's Drew Magary discovered, the one thing that ties together Trump's supporters isn't politics, or an issue, or even an idea.

I always approach my work with an idea, issue and an audience in mind.

"In just a couple of years this issue has gone from an idea to a really fairly burdensome [form of] legislation and regulation," Nash said.

A lot of sub-par writing is the refusal to fit the right word with an idea, not issues with plot or stylistic concerns.

Try to find common ground in your interpersonal interactions, and look for the things you can relate to about an idea or issue, the things you can take from it, rather than looking at it as "wrong".

At issue is the commitment to an idea central to Western military thought: civilian control of the military.