Sentence examples for quite an issue from inspiring English sources

Livestock is quite an issue at this time of year – prices have soared in Libya.

And it's not an issue now to fly on Sunday, whereas it was quite an issue in our day.

"I got rid of boys having rat-tails in their hair and black trainers – that was quite an issue, the parents didn't like that," she said.

"This was quite an issue at the time, because we knew that there was going to be a lot of crap coming out so as a family we sat down and kind of said, 'well, we'll tell the story as it was' – which is an extraordinary story to tell... [but] we're not doing a hagiography, we are telling it as it was".

"[My father] never really wanted a book or a film," says Raymond. "This was quite an issue at the time, because we knew that there was going to be a lot of crap coming out so as a family we sat down and kind of said, 'well, we'll tell the story as it was' – which is an extraordinary story to tell... [but] we're not doing a hagiography, we are telling it as it was".

Well, apparently smuggled cell phones have become quite an issue in our lovely prison system.

This wouldn't be quite such an issue were it not for the title page.

Nobody should assume that one good night's work means City no longer need to worry when the captain Vincent Kompany is missing, but they did at least show that it might not have to be quite such an issue.

However, the number of known IL-tolerant cellulase enzymes, specifically those tolerant to [C2mim][OAc], is quite small, an issue that hampers cocktail reformulation efforts.

On the other hand, if your mom is being fairly discreet and isn't calling you out by name, it might not be quite such an issue.

It was quite an attritional issue so it picked up as the day went on.