Sentence examples for issues to work out from inspiring English sources

Kobe Bryant and Rider will have some issues to work out on the perimeter.

Obviously, there are bureaucratic issues to work out, like base housing for gay and lesbian partners.

Though Gee has felt fine physically, he has had some mechanical issues to work out early on.

But both sides have their "issues" to work out, and it isn't going to be an easy reconciliation.

CHYNA and Eddie have some relationship issues to work out," said Marissa McMahon, the wrestling federation's director of public relations.

There are a lot of issues to work out, including content licensing and piracy concerns, before that might become the norm.

A mediator's task is to help resolve a specific issue, not to work out your whole relationship with another person, so it's important to choose a mediator based on the specific outcome you want to reach.

If parking may be an issue, try to work out arrangements beforehand with other businesses or community groups -- perhaps setting up satellite parking at a nearby church, for instance.

"Among the pool members, there are some issues they have to work out within the industry".

Anyway, we arrived home safely, but I obviously have some issues I need to work out and should jump right into the purpose of this piece.

"We live in a pluralistic society that requires people to work out issues and discuss issues, not to take out their frustrations in this manner," Gubler said.