Sentence examples for issues that had from inspiring English sources

Until the 1990s, these were issues that had received scant attention in the legal literature.

He said tenants nitpicked on aesthetic issues that had nothing to do with safety.

Issues that had taken so long to resolve have been resolved on our soil.

"There were real issues that had to be resolved and they were," Shearer added.

He was just highlighting the issues that had to be addressed.

"There were issues that had called for security, particularly in my homestead," he elaborated.

He identified immigration and trade as the key issues that had brought him to Trump's side.

She was also drawing notice for lobbying her colleagues on issues that had languished.

Clinton's reëlection victory made possible a breakthrough on the budgetary issues that had divided him and Republicans for two years.

She said she did not view them as the root of issues that had prompted her to leave public schools.

Clearly Boogaard had serious issues that had nothing to do with hockey and started when he was very young.