Sentence examples for someday issue from inspiring English sources

The preprimary debate season is over and public attention has moved on, but maybe some candidates will someday issue their own director's cuts on DVD — deluxe three-volume editions with esprit d'escalier alternative endings — the things they wish they had said in real time.

One presentation, by Adam Ludwin, chief executive of blockchain enterprise company Chain, which he later posted on Medium, explained why he believes central banks will someday issue digital currency.

It's unclear whether words and images will move global warming from being a someday, somewhere issue into a peril sufficient to drive a social movement.

Mr. Bloom told me his intent was to conduct a thought experiment that might prod people out of their comfort zone on climate — which remains, for many, a someday, somewhere issue.

Whether this is a high-priority or someday-maybe issue depends on your personal life.

TITLING OF ASSETS This is a someday-maybe issue because it can be time-consuming and expensive.

This section of freeway carries US 131 over the Grand River with two sharp turns in the road, resembling the letter S. The design for this structure was completed in 1952 and placed the freeway on the least expensive land in the area, despite the knowledge that it would someday create issues.

Someday, China might issue shares in its G.D.P., too, and international investors who would love to participate in its economic miracle might put a very high price on them.

But the existence of the recordings, which have been briefly cited in public court documents, suggests that the government has had another source of intelligence about detainees and could someday face the issue of whether such statements could be useful in a civilian court.

"Russia fears that Chinese immigrants will outnumber Russian citizens in the region, and might someday raise territorial issues".

He writes back: "I hope to be able to make more games, or maybe even a comic someday dealing with issues like these, but I have genuine fear that they might be my undoing".