Sentence examples for of some issues from inspiring English sources

It later said it was aware of "some issues" and "isolated instances".

"Basically, as a new parent, I've become aware of some issues that are of concern to parents," Mr. Feiner said.

It may not be surprising that people are sometimes rather skewiff in their assessments of some issues, but the gulf between perceptions and reality are quite staggeringly wide.

But, he warned, "There's been the introduction of some issues that are not directly related to the situation of domestic abuse on tribal lands".

The sensitive nature of some issues – violence against children, for instance, or such harmful traditional practices as female genital mutilation – complicates data collection.

He sent a copy of some issues to the European Commission President, José Manuel Barroso, and Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations Secretary-General.

Romeo has some issues of his own.

There are however some issues of interpretation.

But the text stops short of some unexplained issues.

For a discussion of some related issues, see Gibbard 1994.

The same is true of some grander issues.