Sentence examples for some sort of issue from inspiring English sources

One of my neighbours has already traveled to Izyum four times, but still hasn't got his pension – some sort of issue with his documents.

One study from Brazil found that of the women who were pregnant, had symptoms of Zika and had blood tests confirming infection, a startling 29% of the pregnancies had some sort of issue, such as microcephaly or abnormal brain structure, for instance.

"While some people may say that it may be indicative of an increase in outmigration or a decrease in the number of people coming to Manhattan, the fact is that that number may just be a blip in the data due to some unforeseen problem, some sort of issue with the data and its quality," said Joseph J. Salvo, director of the population division of the Department of City Planning.

There was also some sort of issue with non-5.1 audio sounding like garbage.

Reports from our sources and from Twitter corroborate that there is some sort of issue going on right now.

You'll always have some sort of issue occupying your mind.

"Other pilots would – if they think the other person they are flying with has some sort of issues – they would be expected to say something," said Karp.

This is coupled with more traditional locals who, "are fed up with not seeing out of the ALP, a response to some sorts of issues people on the left of the ALP have been raising in the inner city".

"In all parties there are debates and issues but the idea that this has been some sort of divisive issue is a fantasy," he told Sky News.

on a PC now; some sort of browser issue with my Mac.

I became convinced that conflict resolution is not some sort of trivial issue for chimpanzees.