Sentence examples for the issue always from inspiring English sources

"The issue always comes back to abortion," Kyl says.

But the issue always boils down to centers, and this series is no different.

"The issue always comes to 'well look, these are recreational drugs', and the recreational label is so powerful I think is scares people off," said Professor Nutt who was sacked from his job as government adviser in 2009 after saying that ecstasy and LSD were less harmful than alcohol.

The idea touted three years ago by David Cameron that holding a vote on Britain's place in Europe could ultimately enable the party to come together on the issue always sounded like heroic wishful thinking – a case of mistaking a sticking plaster for a cure.

There has been from time to time pressure to lower the age of consent, and the issue always turns on how you legally balance the young person's right to a sexual life (because something like a third of teenagers now "lose their virginity", as we still quaintly say, before the age of 16) against the young person's right to protection from abuse.

Frankly, the issue always got more publicity than it should have (really, there were so few people who actually cared about this issue based on user feedback), but it was a telling issue that Google just couldn't think outside of its voracious appetite for data.

It might have its rocky patches but the issues always seem organic rather that tacked on to give the plot a twist.

The release of prisoners has been one of the few tangible benefits of the peace effort for Palestinians, with the prisoner issue always high on the public agenda.

Even so, Charles Elson, the director of the Center for Corporate Governance at the University of Delaware, said, "The conflict issue always comes up".

Eggleston tried dating again in college, but the sex issue always got in the way.

At issue always is the imaginative freedom of the artist.