Sentence examples for the very same issues from inspiring English sources

She talked throughout the day about the issues she is committed to, which, she suggested, were the very same issues she is hoping to learn about.

"Unfortunately, many of the systemic problems that surfaced during [Ryder's] assessment are the very same issues that are the subject of this investigation," he wrote.

The very same issues were raised today when I was campaigning in Dudley... It's fair enough for people to raise that.

The case his son is handling involves the same client, Microsoft, in an antitrust matter involving some of the very same issues the government is litigating.

"Forty years seems as if it were a long time ago; however, at the beginning of the 21st century, we're still dealing with the very same issues – police violence, healthcare, education, people in prison and so forth.

By contrast, Mr. Kerry said, if lawmakers settle for a deficit-reduction package of $1.2 trillion or $1.5 trillion, Congress may be "back here in about a year or two, or three at maximum, dealing with the very same issues that are on the plate now about the unsustainability of our budget".

The appealing parties challenged the decision as a "tainted political compromise between the FCC and the CALLS Coalition"–the very same issue that Scott Woolley, author of "Shortchanged," writes about as if it were a scandal uncovered.

Now, on the eve of her inauguration, she is being tarred by the Chinese leaders on the very same issue.

And in the very same issue of The Times, a separate article made reference to The Nation's groundbreaking report on Bertelsmann's Nazi past.

It's interesting that in the very same issue of Science Times, there was an article about doctors' listening skills, or lack thereof.

I direct you to a chart in the very same issue that ranks America as the fourth-best place in the world in terms of ease of doing business ("It's a jungle out there", October 22nd).Gaylord George Candler Jacksonville Beach, Florida  SIR – Your association of the tea party with the populism of the 1930s was incomprehensible.