Sentence examples similar to the issue being asked from inspiring English sources

If you can't get a firm idea of what the issue is, ask yourself these questions.

Blanchett showed off her talent while appearing on Vanity's Fair's limited YouTube series 'Secret Talent Theatre'; in which cover stars from the magazine's Hollywood Issue are asked to reveal their hidden talents to the world.

Because they are insured by FGIC and SCA (who have both been downgraded) the holders of these issues are asking to redeem them as they come due.

The Supreme Court, as the final arbiter of issues, was asked to deal with the culmination of the long battle of views about immigration in the lower courts.

At the beginning of interviewing, a broad question capturing the study's major issues was asked to each informant.

And the food industry's toughest critics, like Michael Pollan and Marion Nestle, as she reviews farm bill issues, are asking the question.

No one wants a felony for catcalling or street harassment, but having law enforcement police the issue isn't asking too much, it's asking for a little.

"The charity is put in a really difficult position" when the issue it is being asked to comment on is totally unrelated to its activities, says Bruce Sievers, a lecturer at Stanford University's Center for Philanthropy and Civil Society.

First off is the issue of whether the person being asked to sign the prenuptial agreement is under duress.

I worry that the issue isn't asking too many questions, it's that they won't know the right questions to ask.

Follow a structure that includes an attention-getting opening that reflects the issue you are asked to present, a body with no more than three points.