Sentence examples for issues are obvious from inspiring English sources

"The risk issues are obvious," Phillips said.

Some looming big issues are obvious: borders, Jerusalem, refugees.

The particular issues are obvious: calling out on a player's backswing; willing a putt to miss or ball to fly into a water hazard; and, to a lesser extent, wild cheering when woe does befall an opposition competitor.

Such issues are obvious as you walk through the small backstreets just a few blocks away from El Capitolio, the old seat of government and one of the city's grandest buildings.

However, some sleep issues are obvious symptoms of a mental health problem.

Suzanne's mental-health issues are obvious, so it's unclear why her mother pushes her so hard into social situations.

"Considering the issues over which most of this board has presided, and those issues being obvious even before the various investigations have started, it is clearly time for a regime change". He added that his organisation is concerned about the FAI's adherence to appropriate financial controls, and agreed with the FAI on Monday night that a full audit will be carried out.

The first issue is obvious.

"To say this was a fast-moving issue is obvious," said one mayoral adviser.

Back to Article 3.   That gun control is a public health issue as well as a political issue is obvious, and the case could not be made better than it was by Nick Kristof this past Sunday.

The issue is obvious from the very first line of the poem, as I'll try to show here with a few different renderings from across the centuries: George Chapman, writing in 1616, went for: "Achilles' baneful wrath resound, O Goddess".