Sentence examples for straightforward issue of from inspiring English sources

In some ways, this is a straightforward issue of the right to free speech.

It can't be a straightforward issue of quality, or of good reviews.

The conceptualisation of obesity as a straightforward issue of energy balance – calories in versus calories out – has been described by obesity expert Dr Harry Rutter as "seductively simple".

The competition committee, at the behest of NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, is seeking a common-sense approach to what should be a relatively straightforward issue of whether a receiver makes a legal catch.

Meanwhile, the Pakistan government has tied itself up in knots over what should be the straightforward issue of whether Davis has diplomatic immunity, and therefore whether he can be tried in Pakistan.

Adoboli's trial was not just monumental in scale – at one point UBS's potential liabilities reached more than £7bn – but rested on a single, straightforward issue of character and motivation.

"It seemed like a pretty straightforward issue to me".

Where greenness is a somewhat straightforward issue in the produce section of the grocery store (either the organic produce looks and tastes better, despite costing more, or it doesn't), with wine, the concept is much more complex.

The Court's analysis delves into the various First Amendment doctrine developed over the years, and entirely misses the point of a relatively straightforward issue.

The translation of clinical research into clinical practice is rarely a straightforward issue.

This is a relatively straightforward issue.