Sentence examples for issues to use from inspiring English sources
"On a series of issues, to use a term that comes from the 1930s, cities and states have become laboratories of democracy," the mayor said.
Now some union leaders sound downright frustrated that the current Congress, which is widely seen as having done little and offended few, has not handed labor more issues to use.
It can all be filed under "legacy issues", to use the bankers' jargon, but the message from HSBC chief executive Stuart Gulliver was unmistakable: the "significant items" line in the profit and loss account will remain significant for some time yet.
The Senate, which is controlled by Republicans, passed a flurry of legislation that the party once fiercely resisted, seeking to deprive Democrats of issues to use against them in the general election while giving Republican lawmakers a list of major accomplishments.
It can all be filed under "legacy issues", to use the bankers' jargon, but the message from HSBC's chief executive, Stuart Gulliver, was unmistakable: the "significant items" line in the profit-and-loss account will remain significant for some time yet.
What the community wanted was a system that ran every hour, that was easy for people like Boucher with mobility issues to use, was green, and that went everywhere they'd like to go — from housing projects to doctors' appointments to the town's grocery stores, malls and Wal-Marts.
However, there are a couple of practical issues to using a credit score to evaluate a potential mate.
It would give his Democratic opponents a potent issue to use against him.
Early in the election season, Republicans seized on gay marriage as a promising cultural issue to use against Democrats.
Other Senate Republicans in tight races would be foolish to continue opposing the bill and thus giving their opponents an issue to use against them.
Over the summer, Democrats had hoped that the turmoil on Wall Street and reports of corporate malfeasance would give them an issue to use against Republicans.
