Sentence examples for the basic issues of from inspiring English sources

"Even the basic issues of dryness and fatigue and achiness, really, at that level of training, will be tough.

"The basic issues of technique are in complete disarray, confusion and dispute among the so-called experts and authorities," Yandell said.

"We were really hoping for a nonviolent protest on the basic issues of the I.M.F. and the World Bank, but instead now the focus has shifted to the streets of Prague".

"This boils down to the basic issues of whether or not there truly is informed consent," Mr. Weinstein said, "which means not buried in a licensing agreement or in a privacy policy page that could change moment to moment anyway".

What we need to keep in mind is that for us the basic issues of the French Revolution have been resolved (the final step was probably the Voting Rights Act of 1965).

Yet it seems powerless to address even the basic issues of clean water and sewers that would make such epidemics entirely preventable — a paradox that critics attribute to corruption, incompetence or the hangover of a 27-year civil war that flooded the capital with refugees, or all three.

The basic issue of selecting a life-changing experience is that the life in question continues to exist.

The decision to implement a social protection programme depends on the basic issue of competing budget priorities.

"Will this resolve the basic issue of the assets of the SIV trading below what they were originally?" asked Steven Abrahams, the chief interest-rate strategist at Bear Stearns.

"The in-depth reform touches the basic issue of reconfiguring the lifeblood of this enormous economy, and making it healthier," it said.

And for those concerned about the basic issue of increasing global freedom and human rights, China is one of the worst offenders.