Sentence examples for some common issues from inspiring English sources

But in this case there are some common issues".

Here is a look at some common issues raised in Mrs. Clark's case.

Every case is different but there are some common issues employers and those with cancer need to be aware of, such as dealing with the side effects of treatment, which can be both physical (pain, fatigue, loss of bladder control, impotence) and psychological (depression, lack of confidence), and can begin long after treatment has finished.

Some common issues on subdivision surface modelling are addressed.

Other challenges include some common issues the same as other CGUS technologies, such as security, stability, economy, environmental risk, etc., are not detailed in this article.

Analysis with proposed methodology highlighted some common issues present at European level such as: absence of pedestrian refuge islands, improper traffic light timing, car parking blocking visibility and frequent accessibility problems due to obstacles on pedestrian crossing.

M.R.: Teachers have collective wisdom and we can crowdsource some of common issues we all face in the classroom.

Additionally, a set of tools were developed to efficiently address some of the common issues that arise in a linked GIS-mesh generator software.

Kudos to the dev team at Harmonix for the update, though, which "fixes some of the common issues [they've] been reading about on rockband.com, but also introduces a cool new feature!" From the Rock Band forums….

Environmental degradation, climate change, disarmament, external debt, state and non-state terrorism, and violence emanating from ethnic and religious conflicts are some of the common issues facing the NAM states today.

"This can help foster a stronger sense of community, and it often allows them to avoid some of the common issues around race that come up when they aren't engaging with other men of color".