Sentence examples for the obvious issue from inspiring English sources

The obvious issue with her article is that everyone noted made the right decisions and enjoyed a comfortable life.

We talk about the obvious issue of closure, and now, nearly 20 years later, both Mary and James are ambivalent.

Noise pollution from jets is only the obvious issue; air pollution from the engines is downright insidious.

Apart from the obvious issue as to whether individuals can afford to put money away – up to £11,280 this year – the market has changed.

To begin with, the rescue of Greece was a botch: it fudged the obvious issue that Greece will never fully be able to repay its debts on time.

The obvious issue is: 'Didn't these people produce the biggest and best economy in modern history?' And Gore has an edge on the gravitas issue.

The obvious issues involve espionage and information theft, but the real transformation is much broader.

They are debating all of the obvious issues: Iverson's electric talents versus his checkered reputation.

"There doesn't seem to be a concerted effort these artists these days to tackle … the obvious issues surrounding the election," he said.

"The rewards and punishments model shown in the report is an outmoded approach and there's nothing in there about properly dealing with the obvious issues of distress and breakdown in detention," she said.

Here's the conclusion of his new essay on the subject: "The parallels between the colonial dynamic and American urban environments like Newark are striking, disturbing and thought-provoking given the obvious issues of class and race involved.