Sentence examples for issues when it was from inspiring English sources

Yahoo had no shortage of issues when it was trying to sell itself.

"He took on social issues when it was not popular to do so in Hollywood".

Mr. Koch said he had been happy to work with Mr. Sharpton on some issues, "when it was appropriate," but added, "I certainly wouldn't want him to have the right of a veto of the police commissioner, which I'm certain he will have".

Of course, that partnership ran into some issues when it was discovered that the screen had series performance issues when placed near a router.

A data-sharing partnership with the UK's National Health Service, initially heralded as having the potential to optimize medical care to reduce the number of preventable deaths, ran into issues when it was recently judged to have no lawful basis.

In one sense, he's more like Bernie than anyone else on this list: he's firmly held his stance on controversial issues when it wasn't necessarily en-vogue (sexism, family violence, the Iraq war).

Tea Party leaders argue that the country can ill afford the discussion about social issues when it is passing on enormous debts to future generations.

As Trent Lott, the former Senate majority leader, recently observed: "Republicans tend to squabble, but when it's fiscal issues, when it's economic issues, we tend to come together.

It is, however, interesting to see the company always say that "some users" are experiencing issues, when it's quite clear that more than "some" of them are.

The idiot(s) make a sad situation worse by harping on old issues when it is not appropriate.

It is no coincidence that this arrest warrant was issued when it was – it was about politics and not about seeking justice.