Sentence examples for serious issues such from inspiring English sources

It would normally consider more serious issues such as violence, sexual offences, offences against children and serious drug offences.

In it she talks about frivolities alongside more serious issues, such as abusive relationships and professional dissatisfaction.

And several people have usefully reminded us that other serious issues such as rape and female genital mutilation remain unresolved.

Even the most serious issues such as race rows are effectively trivialised for the purposes of alliteration.

Then he did The OC on TV and it was supposed to tackle serious issues such as immigration.

Yet on serious issues, such as reforms of the bloated public sector and pension system, he is strangely timid.

If you have a serious issue, such as an inability to close your mouth or pain that prevents you from sleeping, call your orthodontist immediately.

OHSS may cause serious and dangerous issues such as fluid build up in the abdomen and chest.

"There are some serious issues here, such as housing," she said.

The Tottenham Hotspur Supporters Trust stated in September 2014 that it would have "serious issues" with such an arrangement.

"People are talking about serious life issues such as being able to keep a job and function on a daily basis, or just go out of their house," said Jason Brodsky, a spokesman for the agency.