Sentence examples for issues bubble from inspiring English sources
Other worrisome issues bubble in the background.
Issues bubble to the surface for a time, only to subside and be replaced by other symptoms.
In a city like Newark, where the majority of the population is black and race issues bubble just below the surface, the decision to place two white men at the helm of the city's Police Department could threaten the good will and unity that Mr. Booker has been enjoying of late.
But as well as the politics there were family issues bubbling away under the surface.
There are other divisive issues bubbling up, like how to divide the estimated $20 million raised since the attack and whether to find a new location for Sandy Hook Elementary.
It reminds us that there are still issues bubbling beneath the surface — not just of Newtown but of our industrial habits in general — that need to be addressed.
It reminds us that there are still issues bubbling beneath the surface not just of Newtown but of our industrial habits in general that need to be addressed.
The new IMF boss Christine Lagarde sounded appropriate urgency yesterday, warning leaders to deal with financial questions or else face "social issues" bubbling "just beneath the surface".
Since watching their favorite team get off to a 9-1 start, Denver's best since 1976, Nuggets fans have experienced a great deal of frustration and concern, with only two wins to six losses since then, and a host of issues bubbling to the surface which call into question just how good the team really is.
Viewers won't see Nick again, but the Kings hinted at some possible issues bubbling up for Kalinda with regards to his character.
Besides the deep-seated issues bubbling between British citizens and those who are supposed to protect them, and the fact that members of law enforcement are intentionally cutting corners, there's a bigger looming problem at hand here.
