Sentence examples for issues of picking from inspiring English sources

"Many people feel in the police world [that report] is going to cause major issues of picking up those people engaged in organised crime," he said.

No doubt they gave it a non-word name to avoid the issue of picking a language, but really.

England's selectors regard the issue of picking Pietersen as redundant, although the player has said he would welcome the chance to return.

Dr Craig Lowrey, an energy consultant at the independent consultancy Utilities Exchange, described the issue of picking a route for the pylons as "emotive".

In applying Observation (B), there is the technical issue of picking the value w.

Perhaps then Liotard and her colleagues can devote more time to looking at the real issues, instead of picking on the most obvious targets.

Smith went on to criticise the Guardian for reporting in detail on the claims that the NSA had been trying to crack Tor's security, suggesting that "many people in the police world feel will cause major issues in terms of picking up people engaged in organised crime".

We prefer little candy-coated news nuggets to issues of substance — picking Chiclets over chowder every time.

"The narrowness of the candidates' differences on pertinent issues militates in favor of picking the one who can best implement the sensible agenda they largely share," he writes.

We are not in the business of picking which issues the world should read about.

So the fact that the UN seemed interested in moving beyond the usual strategy of picking an easier issue to address garnered positive attention.