Sentence examples for issues of its own from inspiring English sources

While the Cincinnati system has issues of its own, it has succeeded in keeping many children in public schools, and provides them with opportunities to take control over their educational choices.

There has also been talk of setting up a public, pan-European agency, though if this were seen to be in thrall to politicians, it would have credibility issues of its own.

It should be noted also that the conservativity test raises issues of its own, independently of the question of whether passing it is necessary and sufficient (and what we have been querying is the sufficiency half of this package) for acknowledging the existence of a connective.

But it must also be well made, speak to the issues of its own time, engage visually and effectively convey its concept to the viewer.

Ritz-Carlton has some image issues of its own.

United Talent was not without issues of its own.

The geographical dimension and the human nature of the district identify into the longitudinal extension the characterizing element of a territory and with it the main issue of its own logistics coverage.

And soccer has a concussion issue of its own, though, to be sure, it is less of man-to-man collisions than of head-on-ball ones.

An art form that was born out of an Oedipal opposition to the past, that was once all about making it new, now has to confront the issue of its own growing legacy.

Once again, System of a Down raises the issue of its own top-to-bottom weirdness.

Mirroring the verbal combat among cable news channels, the advertiser pressure has become a divisive issue of its own.