Sentence examples for rare issues from inspiring English sources

Crudely, the game is to find the rare issues that enjoy majority backing in a country split 50-50.

Freedom, the right to privacy and open debate are the rare issues that surpass ideology in a very divided nation.

"This is one of the rather rare issues where exiles and those in Tibet are in agreement.

"This is one of those rare issues, because of its magnitude and scope, that if we don't get it right, we may not be able to reverse.

After all, making college more affordable is one of the rare issues on which the differences between Democrats and Republicans seem bridgeable.

Mr. Cogswell picked up another shipment this month from Mr. Bradley, which included Armstrong's mail and correspondence, and rare issues of early jazz magazines.

Mr. Alsina is from New Orleans, and wears it heavily — about half of this often great EP is given over to such pained stories, making it a rare issues-oriented R&B release.

NSA surveillance is the rare issue to scramble entrenched Senate partisan divides.

Miller says this is a rare issue on which she and Bryant agree.

It was a rare issue on which both men agreed — and both were utterly wrong.

But here, surely, is that rare issue that both involves our national interest and should bring MPs together.