Sentence examples for offensive issues from inspiring English sources

While Miami has had some offensive issues at times, its defense has been a constant.

The Yankees have confounding offensive issues and not a lot of possible solutions.

"The offensive issues, those will take care of themselves," Cashman said.

As he awaits word on the list of 15 finalists and packs his bags for Miami to watch his Fighting Irish play for the B.C.S. championship, Bettis spoke with us about the Irish's title chances, the Steelers' offensive issues, the Jets' even bigger offensive issues, and his work with the Dick's Sporting Goods "Gifts That Matter" social media campaign.

The Falcons took advantage of this despite their own offensive issues, Jeff Schultz writes in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and finally won a game that mattered, Pat Yasinskas writes on ESPN.com.

Cleveland is effectively blitzing Toronto's pick-and-roll sets, but some of the Raptors' offensive issues thus far can simply be chalked up to the team missing wide-open opportunities, as is the case in the sequence below.

"Climate really for the first time in a long time is being used as an offensive issue – a wedge issue and an offensive issue – for Democrats," he said.

"That is why [healthcare has] become more of a defensive issue for Republicans and an offensive issue for Democrats".

Within hours of the man who was considered by millions of to be 'America's Dad' being charged with aggravated sexual assault, Ms Pressley was on the counter offensive, issuing a statement that the charges, filed a full 12 years after the alleged offence, had come as no surprise and came in the aftermath of an election in the prosecutors' office.

The United States also condemned the offensive, issuing a "sharp rebuke" and sending an accompanying letter to the Armenian government.

General topics to avoid: religion, politics, sex, philosophy, world problems, death, divorce, or anything else that might become a personally offensive subject or human resource issue.