Sentence examples for likely issues from inspiring English sources

These come with much more information and are arguably among the least likely issues to default because they are backed by the taxation power of states.

It is not thought likely issues such as the ability of union leaders to cast votes on the behalf of their members at the party's annual conference - the so-called "block vote" - will be addressed until after the 2015 general election, The proposed changes were the subject of a short debate on the first day of the Labour Party conference in Brighton.

In Dr. Schaffner's words: "We have so many problems with Ebola, let's not make another one that, of course, is theoretically possible but is pretty way down on the list of likely issues".

The time taken to answer the BSIqol was measured for 78 patients, who were asked about the likely issues they found when responding the instrument.

However, the less common SNPs with the opposing homozygous alleles are more likely issues with the chip array, as evidenced by the increase in poor cluster formation for these SNPs.

Age is not a likely issue for Dunn, 31.

Sanofi would likely issue a bear hug letter that would outline its proposed bid, these people said.

Roger Ericksen of Argos Art in Brewster, said theft can be an issue -- regardless of the sculpture's size and weight, but vandalism is a more likely issue.

Deb Futter, editor in chief for hardcovers at Grand Central, said the company would most likely issue new editions of Mr. Turow's other novels.

It will most likely issue a final report by early September, and can place recommended changes on the ballot in November.

If Sanofi were to go forward, it would likely issue a "bear hug" letter that would outline its proposed bid, these people said.