Sentence examples for issues on the line from inspiring English sources

KAUFMAN -- But there are a couple of broad issues on the line here, what you would classify "uncertainty".

Never mind mischievous speculation that he may have taken it on a stag do (and on they go) the game's credibility in dealing with doping issues is on the line.

As today officially marks this year's presidential Election, various issues are on the line in choosing our country's commander in chief.

But New England has issues on the offensive line, where guard Logan Mankins shows no sign of ending his holdout, and his backup, Nick Kaczur, had back surgery that could end his season.

Boston has its own issues on the blue line and played without former Norris Trophy winner Zdeno Chara.

We know Ike Taylor is going to be out for a couple weeks, and they have some issues on the offensive line.

Just as often someone on the other side will call their opponent a coward or imply that they "stay seated" when an issue is on the line.

"It involves a lot of issues on the front lines of what should be done by a licensed veterinarian and what a lay person should do".

He sent an earlier dispatch from central Kenya, where he is examining issues on the front lines of the war on elephants (and rhinoceroses) fueled by Asian appetites for ivory and other products derived from wildlife.

ThinkLink Reconcile will be a better way to handle customer service issues, on-line, without having to jump through the hoops of telephone trees and faceless telephone representatives.

To overcome the small sample set issue on the production line, we introduce a support vector machine, which has been widely used in many areas, such as computer vision, natural language processing, and neuroimaging, for its good performance, fast training capability, and small sample set requirements for labeled samples.