Sentence examples for serious issue to from inspiring English sources

"I am satisfied that there is a serious issue to be tried in each of the claimant's claims for misuse of private information," he said in the ruling.

When a friend called Kerry's vote against the eighty-seven-billion-dollar war appropriation a "protest vote," Frosheiser said, "Kind of a serious issue to be casting protest votes on".

The most serious issue to arise was Merrill's much bigger-than-expected losses in the fourth quarter, which required Bank of America to go back to the government for another round of financial aid.

Google is seeking to have the case dismissed on the basis that "there is no serious issue to be tried" because the "alleged incursion into the private life by [Google's] use of cookies does not reach a level of seriousness to engage Article 8 [of the Human Rights Act 1998]".

That serious issue, to be addressed in a panel discussion on Sunday morning, served as just one strand among many examined during an opening weekend that pondered a different conundrum: What were the early steps and formative influences that led to Wagner becoming so universally influential?

Once it was revoked for possession of a dangerous weapon -- a serious issue to the department, given his original conviction -- though his mother and lawyer say it was only a plumber's knife his parole agent found in his toolbox when the agent searched Mr. Peterson's truck.

We do have serious issues to resolve.

We have serious issues to deal with.

These are serious issues to consider.

AMERICA has no shortage of serious issues to discuss.

There were all these serious issues to think about".