Sentence examples for the supposed issue from inspiring English sources

Yes, Sarah Palin, who was an enthusiastic "birther," has decided that the supposed issue of Mr. Obama's citizenship is, as she put it the other day, "a distraction".

Simply trying to project all problems on the supposed issue of too many foreigners moving into the country is certainly not the answer".

Again, it is safety that is the supposed issue, although bizarrely, that same institution seems to have no difficulty in inviting Milo Yiannopoulos to speak, a rightwing commentator who has publicly argued that trans people are mentally ill, and suggested that rape culture does not exist.

In his remarks at the White House, the president never explicitly referenced the real-estate mogul, who has been on a media crusade in recent weeks reviving the supposed issue over the president's origins, but when Obama said the nation's problems were too critical for the American people and the media to be "distracted by sideshows and carnival barkers" there was little doubt whom he meant.

Just like that, IPOs are back in favor… all fear evaporated, all hesitation erased without any resolution to the supposed issues that precipitated the pullback originally.

Griffin's supposed issues entirely stem from several anonymous quotes in a newspaper article.

"There are some supposed issues that I don't think are issues," Mr. Masters said, declining to discuss the case further.

The first thing to be observed about Avrech is that the supposed jurisdictional issue was technically not that.

Mr Smith also thinks that the AP report might not be an entirely accurate description of what happened on the plane:One thing I really don't understand is the supposed overheating issue.

Among the forged items circulated to the UN committee by the Cuban delegation was a Cuban police identity card that incorrectly identified Valladares' eye color, birth date, blood type, and listed his height and weight using the metric system, while Cuba still used feet and inches at the supposed time of issue.

Attention on the supposed absentee-ballot issues in the county was high; the campaign of Gov. Pat McCrory, a Republican, hammered on it during a tense month-long stretch when he declined to concede the race to the Democrat who had garnered more votes than he did.