Sentence examples for issues when it comes from inspiring English sources

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.

The NFL has its own issues when it comes to the definition of manhood.

Spider-Man has its own asterisks, about many different issues, when it comes to that 2002 box office run, too.

Lighting independence, adaptivity and automated learning are still the main issues when it comes to applications.

What are the biggest legal issues when it comes to climate engineering?

And there are really important issues when it comes to men's rights.

More than three quarters of likely voters said economic issues outweighed social issues when it came to casting their vote.

Labour was ill prepared for the rise of the "security and identity" issues when it came to power in 1997.

The Calderon administration undoubtedly faced a range of complicated issues when it came to office, not least widespread corruption.

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.

(Not a minor issue when it comes to easily frustrated 3-year-old readers).