Sentence examples for issues with the content from inspiring English sources

There may be issues with the content – a story set in a university could include adult language and themes that are either inappropriate for a 14 or 15-year old – or, more likely, what one age group finds exciting may simply be boring for the other.

Almost all the participants indicated that they had issues with the content and the format of all the videos they watched.

Nigam says it fired co-founder and president Matt Geiger, and a source tells me there were company culture issues that led to issues with the content writers it hired to create scenes for Genies to act out.

Looking to stifle these inappropriate text-based outbursts and ensure that the Apple App Review team had absolutely no issues with the content of their app, they've taken it upon themselves to censor the most popular bit-based blasphemes in the latest build of their PCalc RPN Calculator.

The teachers of all the schools that volunteered were involved in the final draft of the questionnaire in order to verify the congruency of the proposed issues with the contents of the scholastic programs.

Dear Roy: While you may take issue with the content of my letter, I take issue with your oversight of Yahoo!

In most cases there is no issue with the content that is posted, but on this occasion we had to contact a select few websites to ask them to take down confidential images".

So there are issues here with the content and the problem of a victim of crime not having a voice.

Cork also took issue with the contents of Pietersen's autobiography – in which Alastair Cook, Andy Flower and team-mates Jimmy Anderson and Matt Prior were criticised.

The Best American Mystery Stories 2006 edited by Scott Turow 324pp, Quercus, £12.99 However much one may take issue with the contents of anthologies such as this, they do offer readers the chance to take stock.

In fact, the ABA, representing some 400,000 lawyers across all walks of legal life, sent a letter to Director Elmendorf earlier this month, taking considerable issue with the contents of Elmendorf's October 9 letter and the research upon which he claims to rely.