Sentence examples for issues at once from inspiring English sources

We can't try to solve all the issues at once.

Biting off too many issues at once, as Mr. Clinton found out in 1993, has its own costs.

In Germany if you're unemployed the state covers your energy bills, so an idea was born to tackle both issues at once.

Even so, lawmakers and political analysts say Mr. Bush is trying to juggle too many explosive issues at once and will face opposition.

Democrats have argued that it was impossible to deal with both issues at once, and that it made sense to delay debate until the housing market began to return to normal.

Just before Mr Milosevic died, one top Serbian official said that the government was under such strain, trying to cope with so many difficult issues at once and with such little room for manoeuvre, that one could "hear the cracks".

Scotland's share would amount to perhaps £100 billion ($161 billion)—a lot for a small country to issue at once.

Tom Mann, a Congressional scholar at the Brookings Institution, said never before had as many committees jumped at an issue at once.

ReprintsMr Brown's trip was not motivated by the hope of producing a headline-grabbing breakthrough to distract from the Conservative Party conference, for there was no real chance of resolving the issue at once.

A major 1998 law governing village elections ducked the central unresolved issue, at once granting substantial authority to elected committees and noting the leading role of the party branch.

Even if these multiple issues aren't on "the same track," I'd say that a majority of the electorate would likely accept the premise that the President of the United States needs to be capable of working on more than one important issue at once.