Sentence examples for issues something from inspiring English sources

While they were negotiating these issues, something deeper was going on.

At least Mr Collier is thinking about these urgent and very difficult issues, something not many people are willing to tackle head-on.

While many areas of scientific advancement raise compelling ethical issues, something that gets less attention is access to health care, especially for the nation's poorest children.

Mr. Morales countered that he was simply trying to have a full airing of the issues, something he contended Mr. Sanchez feared.

He also became involved in campaigning on animal rights issues – something he had previously shown no interest in, according to several campaigners.

Even if the public has become somewhat more conservative on fiscal issues, something which I suspect is true, it is not nearly to the degree reflected in the representation in Congress.

But she then issued something of a mea culpa.

It's an identity issue, something not everyone will understand.

One councillor, Rey Garduño, issued something close to a mea culpa.

"It is the last issue, something to discuss as a last issue to this process".

She issued something quick and terrified in a language he could not identify.