Sentence examples for serious issues about from inspiring English sources

"There are serious issues about how women are treated in the public arena," Toksvig says.

It raises very serious issues about the appropriate governance structure of financial regulation in New York".

"There are serious issues about mobility and life in the city," he said.

A new GAO report raises serious issues about poor Trump administration planning.

There are serious issues about immigration which successive governments have handled badly.

I have serious issues about how the D.C.I.'s authorities have been used to integrate collection, operations.

"The government is right to recognise that there is a serious issue about the education of highly able young people from low and middle-income backgrounds.

"Dole's interests here certainly involved Taiwan's interests more than it did American interests, and the fact that he was the intermediary raises a serious issue about just how President-elect Trump is going to make US foreign policy".

It all led the outgoing head of the civil service, Sir Gus O'Donnell, to write an uncharacteristically blunt letter to Ms Hodge accusing her of conducting "theatrical exercises in public humiliation", adding: "There is now a serious issue about the way you are perceived by the wider civil service".

These are just truisms, unrelated to any serious issue about linguistic relativism.

"There is a serious issue about the quality of commissioning, the quality of work done by primary care trusts and in some cases local authorities".