Sentence examples for issues means from inspiring English sources

Real issues means local issues, campaigners said.

This, coupled with some mobility issues, means his life isn't in the best of places.

The combination of these issues means that, quite simply, more people are caring for more hours.

The stigma attached to mental health issues means many are afraid to tell their schools, says the survey.

Jordan Newell, the Labour candidate in nearby Colchester, agrees: "Talking about UKIP's issues means not talking about those that matter to the majority".

His hip injury, allied to Christian Wade's continuing hamstring issues, means the much-criticised Chris Ashton and Ben Foden will keep their places in the back division.

Local issues meant more than national ones.

His "anger issues" meant he would never make a reliable soldier.

I began writing only in 2009, when health issues meant that I had to stop practicing law.

Other practical issues mean the school has struggled to deploy technology in the way that 21st-century learning demands.

But none of those pressing issues mean very much to the Yankees if Mariano Rivera is not himself.