Sentence examples for issues to come from inspiring English sources

"The caveat to that is there is still a lot of economic issues to come".

It is a pattern that will be arrayed over many issues to come in this administration.

"We don't expect any issues to come up in the condemnation," he said.

But on the big issues to come before the UN's Security Council in the last year and a half, Mr Bolton may have gotten the best results achievable.

Vogue in particular is the one the industry awaits for with excitement, but it's also usually one of the last issues to come out.

It is, said medical specialists, a portent of issues to come and it raises questions about the cost of medicine for which society has, as yet, no answers.

"So what was the overriding issue to come out of the meeting yesterday?" Drexler began.

He said he expected the issue to come to a vote later in the week.

Mr. Skelos may be softening, hinting recently that he might even allow the issue to come to a vote.

"We expect the mining issue to come back up," said Margaret Miner, executive director of the Rivers Alliance of Connecticut.

"This is just a very strange issue to come forward with at such a difficult time for the country".