Sentence examples for issues will resurface from inspiring English sources

That – among several other issues – will resurface in the senate.

"And, with the people that my opponent surrounds herself with, those issues will resurface".

But it is possible that the issue will resurface in the death penalty trial, for which a date has not been set.

(That issue will resurface shortly).

The whole issue of full selection will resurface in the autumn, when it seems likely campaigns will begin in Ripon in North Yorkshire, the London borough of Barnet and Birmingham to abolish the grammar schools there.

The row will resurface when the issue is considered in the European Parliament.

Then the issue of paying for higher education will resurface in the throes of the presidential election.

Le Soir also thought that "judicial reform" will resurface as a major political issue after the trial ends.

It also means that the issue of how much he himself paid in taxes will resurface, with calls for him to release his tax returns beyond the two years he has volunteered.

The past will resurface; the repressed will return.

After Labor Day, the White House also plans to hold town-hall-style meetings where Mr. Obama can talk about the issues, like Medicare and Medicaid, that dominated the recent fiscal debate and will resurface again when a Congressional committee convenes to hash out a second set of deficit-cutting measures.