Sentence examples for issues it would be from inspiring English sources

"If we spent it on national issues, it would be a perversion of its original intent and a breach of regulations governing that part of the budget".

"If freshmen have issues, it would be with camping," Rothman said.

He added: "David Cameron won a real reputation in opposition for championing green issues – it would be a huge mistake to sideline them now he is in power".

In contrast, if capital is initially raised through rights issues, it would be possible to repeat the exercise should the economy deteriorate badly.

There are no clear-cut answers, and whilst I fundamentally oppose the man on most issues it would be unfair to chastise him in this case.

But on those issues, it would be "hard to create a partnership if we think that Russia is proliferating," this official added.

"On the major issues, it'd be a fairly clear choice.

"If this were just a political issue, it would be easy," one official said.

"But as a religious issue, it would be hard to stop.

To circumvent this potential issue it would be convenient the engineering of drugs as self-delivered nanoscale entities, devoid of any heterologous carriers.

If hog farming weren't a political issue, it would be a TV movie in sweeps month.