Sentence examples for points at issue from inspiring English sources

Errors by all concerned in the handling of the controversy should not obscure the substantive points at issue.

"Log Cabin and Hard Cider" and Tippecanoe and Tyler Too" had been phrases without relevanc to the points at issue even in 1840.

The small points at issue in the Owen-Huxley dispute were arcane details of comparative anatomy, like the hippocampus minor, and the stakes were Darwin's great idea versus the dogma of human exceptionalism.

The specific points at issue are ownership or sponsorship of hedge funds and private equity funds, and proprietary trading — that is, placing bank capital at risk in the search of speculative profit rather than in response to customer needs.

"He's been accused of being too close to business and this is a convenient way to dispel that notion without really changing anything," says one.But with numerous fine legal points at issue, the outcome is uncertain.

As Franco-Russian conflict loomed, Britain tried to negotiate a compromise that would give satisfaction to the Orthodox over the immediate points at issue while guaranteeing Catholic access to Bethlehem and the other holy places.

But that may not be the point at issue here.

Yet there is a serious point at issue.

But what he actually does with his money is the real point at issue.

The point at issue in the controversy was the future role of the trade unions.

Possibly so, but this is hardly the only point at issue.