Sentence examples for the genuine issue from inspiring English sources

Whether the cause is viruses, parasites, stress, toxic pesticides, pollution, cell phones, or modified corn, as some experts have suggested, the genuine issue lies in our hands to regain Nature's delicate balance.

The genuine issues raised by the emails, such as Freedom of Information requests and data sharing, should be debated in public.

"It seems more [about] the government finding an excuse to keep politicians, advocates and lawyers out of detention centres than it is about the genuine issues facing people inside," she told ABC Radio on Thursday.

The retirement package for the City University of New York chancellor described in your June 15 news article "CUNY Leader's Retirement Comes With Paid Sabbatical and Teaching Job" illustrates how public university boards and top administrators are out of touch with the genuine issues facing colleges and universities.

Time will tell if this is the best way to address the all too genuine issue of male and female inequality in the modern workplace.

Whether we need criteria respectively for the chemical and for the optical, it is a genuine issue whether the English word 'mental' can justifiably apply to things as diverse as e.g., a pain and the belief that 5 is a prime number.

Ms. Mezey, the co-director, said, "He does raise a genuine issue in the sense that the very strength of the program — diversity of nationality, language and legal and cultural perspectives — is also one of its key challenges.

On the question of who owns the bible, "there is no genuine issue of material fact," McBurney wrote.