Sentence examples for most common issues from inspiring English sources

One of the most common issues couples face is learning how to negotiate emotional distance.

One of the most common issues in couple counselling is saying the say thing in the same way.

The most common issues, he says, are that men rarely get equal access to their children and are often victims of false abuse allegations.

Those that did answer said that regional and seniority bias were the most common issues, and identity and gender bias were the least.

With so much talk of recession and inevitable layoffs, what are the most common issues coming up with your clients? A. People are very frightened and anxious.

The most common issues he finds during those inspections are damage from a chimney fire, which can require repair of cracked flue tiles, and creosote buildup, which requires a sweeping.

Q As far as human rights, what is the most common issue you face?

A recent Mori poll showed badger culling was the fifth most common issue of complaint to MPs.

By far the most common issue is a fear that we somehow don't have a right to be there.

Inspectors found four employers had underpaid 68 employees a total of $14,120 and the most common issue was underpayment for weekend and public holiday work.

Many HR teams find that a poor perception of the public sector from candidates is the most common issue when recruiting.