Sentence examples for issues that will be from inspiring English sources

"Those are issues that will be determined in the future," he told reporters.

"But whatever comes out, there are huge issues that will be decided here".

"It also will raise a steady stream of issues that will be of great importance to many voters".

There are many, sometimes complex, technical issues that will be both positive and negative for grid stability.

The status is given to those who, for example, have a direct and significant interest in the issues that will be examined.

The trouble is that winking at Romney's faith doesn't fit into any of the broader issues that will be front-and-center in the 2012 campaign.

"Many issues that will be key to answering the question of was it worth it still hang in the balance," she said.

It has a well-known and extreme point of view about the Constitution and about cases and issues that will be decided by the Supreme Court.

All that will remain of the venerable magazine will be the guidebooks and single-topic issues that will be for sale only on newsstands.

If that happens, the health care law could recede a bit, becoming just one more in a series of important issues that will be debated by the candidates.

"There are a broader set of issues that will be important to commemorate that go beyond simply Al Qaeda," said Benjamin J. Rhodes, a deputy national security adviser.