Sentence examples for mere issues from inspiring English sources

And Frum has hymned a mystical communion between Bush and ordinary Americans that transcended mere issues.

"Unity", said Mr Fillon scathingly after the UMP leadership result came through, "does not mean submission".Besides differences over mere issues such as economic policy or immigration, one of the most fiercely contested matters over the coming months will be deciding on the rules for the party presidential primary.

Pakistanis don't see these as mere "issues".

But this goes deeper than the mere issue of success and failure.

"At the end of the day," he said, "it's a mere issue of numbers".

Posing as a mere "issue advocacy" operation, the group's ad attacks Mr. Obama's character and accuses him of "lying" about his abortion record.

"It is a mere issue of loosening four screws and the panel is there for the taking," De Roeck informed his compatriots last week, via a Belgian magazine.

Mrs. Edwards's illness is more than a mere issue to be dealt with on the campaign trail, like Rudolph W. Giuliani's three marriages, these political experts say.

But the implications are far greater than the mere issue of teachers' health plans.

For a new development agenda to be truly transformative, governments need to shift away from treating social issues as a mere consequence of economic growth.

What the example suggests is that the correct theory of legal interpretation is not a mere matter of philosophical semantics: issues about political legitimacy about the conditions under which the exercise of coercive power by courts can be justified must inform theories of legal interpretation, and such considerations may even trump considerations of semantics.