Sentence examples for key issue with from inspiring English sources

Even if everything goes smoothly, another key issue with new-builds is that they can be small.

This is a key issue with the TTIP proposal; ISDS allows businesses to take legal action against governments if they act in ways that infringe the trade agreement.

This development highlights a key issue with the growing use of military unmanned systems: they make military intervention much easier for politicians.

"Although it is acknowledged by some that our industry is a little better than some others, diversity remains a key issue with most, if not all, of the major holding companies, at least historically," the company said.

The key issue with all swearing is the intention behind it, but my swearing is completely involuntary and when I tic "fuck" it has no more meaning than when I tic "biscuit".

Thrive has also helped to tackle another key issue with the coffee market: the fact that many producers don't know exactly how much it costs them per pound to produce coffee.

Obviously, there were also key issues with the England administrators that disturbed me, which I felt would never be resolved.

She didn't have to force the analogy for the point to be made around avoiding burnout and stress, key issues with digital workers.

On Meet the Press he comfortably handled a series of uncommonly benign queries that enabled him to state his position on key issues with calm and statesmanlike dignity.

Dr Doug Brown, director of research at Alzheimer's Society said: "One of the key issues with understanding memory loss in Alzheimer's is that we don't know whether people are having problems storing memories or recalling them.

Immigration and radicalisation has become the key issues, with Ms Le Pen raining criticism on President Francois Hollande for failing to prevent the second atrocity in the capital in the space of a year.