Sentence examples for some kind of issue from inspiring English sources

But even if he hadn't died, I suspect I'd have some kind of issue.

If the person using the site doesn't have any experience of revealing too much, or needing to keep some kind of issue private, that can't be a fair exchange to make.

At the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Linda Lipsen, vice president for public affairs, said of the chamber's new effort: "They think they've got some kind of issue.

But the so-called spaghetti westerns espouse a bleak, fatalistic view of humanity where no one is motivated by anything other than naked self-interest and everyone has a price, and none of them feature Eddie Redmayne giving a heart-rending performance as someone with some kind of issue.

What are the emergency assessments if we were to have a spill or if some kind of issue happens, you know, what are those procedures?" A growing body of green campaigners, including big guns from Food and Water Watch and Friends of the Earth, are gathering in opposition too.

Would there be some kind of issue of you putting up photos of this guy?

Some kind of issues including the 'model mixes' appearing in such workstations and the time taken for an operator to move from one side of the line to another increase the complexity of mixed model U-line balancing problems (MMULBP).

Who hasn't had some kind of issues somewhere in their life with something?

It's not ideal – the last thing I want to do is going to some kind of legal issue because I think it is a footballing issue.

Items in these Sync Issues folders are copied here because at the time of the send, there was some kind of communication issue with the mail server.

My immediate suspicions were either some kind of neuropsychiatric issue or something drug- or medication-related.