Sentence examples for like the issues from inspiring English sources

"We used to say, in the late 80's, if you don't like the issues terrain, change it," one Gore strategist said.

Prime securities tumbled like the issues of bogus gold mines.

I felt like the issues were elsewhere, whereas I think circumstances are different in Belgium.

"The C.E.O.'s we deal with are remarkable people, but I feel like the issues they're discussing belong to everybody," Carrie said.

If the recent problems of Domino's Pizza sound a lot like the issues hanging over the broader American economy, it's no coincidence.

Neither Bain nor [Mitt] Romney is prominently featured in the book, although the Romney candidacy is why a lot of these guys and their business practices have been brought to the fore, like the issues surrounding their taxes and job creation or destruction.

Officials of the United States Olympic Committee would like the issue resolved long before the Games begin.

He would like the issue to be brought to the French parliament in September.

Sutcliffe admits he would like the issue to be sorted out as quickly as possible.

For the government's part, one senior official said, it "would just like the issue to go away".

'I would like the issue to be resolved one way or the other and for there to be a greater debate.