Sentence examples similar to issues are at hand from inspiring English sources

You thought London 2012 was bad, but a century ago, the same issues were at hand.

No professional support on cultural issues was at hand.

Before this tournament a similar selection issue was at hand.

Rather, the ads end with the exhortation to "tell Obama" he's wrong on whatever issue is at hand, as if the election were about persuading the president, not ousting him.

But even if designers do manage to show more economically and inventively during the remainder of the spring 2002 collections, a larger issue is at hand: will men and women want to shop in the crucial months ahead for the retail industry?

So there's a lot of lack of understanding, in terms of what your own contributions might be to issues that are at hand.

"He's trying to distract the discussion from the real issues that are at hand.

In the '60s and early '70s, the political issues that were at hand are still in play now in a very obvious way.

Scholars have argued for two centuries about the identity and homeland of those who spoke this parent language, but a surprisingly sudden resolution of this longstanding issue may be at hand.

Power over justice and policing issues are in the hands of MSPs at Holyrood.

The most important global issue, he said, is at hand here in New Delhi "This is the place where it really matters," he said.