Sentence examples for termed issues from inspiring English sources

Dutton acknowledged there had been what he termed "issues in our strained detention and processing networks" – but he repeated his regular criticism of refugee advocates.

The question is more difficult when your child has what are euphemistically termed issues, like Asperger's syndrome, a form of autism.

There are longer-term issues, too.

"Studies showing long-term issues are alarming.

So those are the long-term issues.

But the president insisted these were all short-term issues.

"So we focused in part on the longer-term issues".

But on shorter-term issues, the government has flinched.

It funded that by selling short-term issues.

But on longer-term issues, the UK is less vocal.

The computer industry is already addressing some long-term issues.