Sentence examples for issues when it came from inspiring English sources
More than three quarters of likely voters said economic issues outweighed social issues when it came to casting their vote.
The children in Miss Rusling's cooking class have a bit of a reputation in school, several are on statements, most had behavioural issues when it came to maths and English and history, but for the hour in which I was with them, and they were working on their cooking, you could hardly have hoped to see a more engaged group of 14-year-olds.
This dual story led to some sticky issues when it came to representing and differentiating them in ways that contributed to the story.
Although the dispute was "undoubtedly important" to villagers, the judge said the claim was of a "procedural defect" and "environmental cases" could be treated no differently than other planning issues when it came to protection against costs.
The election itself was focused on economic issues like taxation and pension reform, but veered towards more divisive issues when it came to refugee policies.
Social network Twitter has long been under fire for some of its internal issues when it comes to products and how engineers work to develop and improve them.
"These are very sensitive issues when it comes to the airlines," saidJohn H. Anderson Jr., an official at the General Accounting Office.
But on the character issues, when it comes time to act like a leader with an expansive heart, he wiggles, denies and shrinks.
"It is certainly true that some issues when it comes to mothering become magnified, especially online, where everything can be anonymous," says Justine Roberts, co-founder of Mumsnet.
