Sentence examples for suppose the issue from inspiring English sources

I get angry, but mostly about chess". I suppose the issue I am circling around is the one he jokes about, "the crazy".

I suppose the issue I would raise is when Mr Megrahi was released according to due process in Scotland, not regarding any of these matters but on judicial principles, when he was released a year later, Gordon Brown was absolutely silent and the Labour party in Scotland mounted a series of vicious attacks on the SNP government.

We suppose the issue was dodged largely because it would open up that can of worms in which the moderator would have to explain to Romney that he can't be conservative, moderate and liberal at the same time, which would effectively lead to the end of his presidential bid.

Suppose the government issued bonds to cover the cost of the clean-up.

Similarly, it would be wrong to suppose the guidelines issued in January were "tailored for Trump," said Bao Zhongdong, a trademark infringement lawyer with the Longan Law Firm in Shanghai, explaining they had been through a long drafting and review process.

Mr. Webster said in a telephone interview: "I look back and say, suppose, on the issue of the quality of the material, if you're not going to just spell out what it is, how would you have reacted if he had said, 'We have recently learned of information that these casings of buildings have been going on for a period of three years'?

"Curaçao's economy is not known for gold production, so I suppose the faster this issue disappears from the news the better it is for that island".

First, suppose the transaction T issues a write op to every replica in the write quorum Q w and updates the version counter of every replica.

Some philosophers suppose that the issue is so serious that the only thing to do is to retreat from supervenience physicalism to type physicalism (e.g. Kim 1998).

And, as the power of ancient narratives has always been a factor of how a story grips an audience in terms of existence and meaning, I suppose that issue will be the key to the buoyancy of this new film.

And suppose the new president then issues "a proclamation that says no one shall enter from Israel". What are "reasonable observers" to think?