Sentence examples for there are certainly issues from inspiring English sources

"There are certainly issues where Ed Miliband's Labour and people like Tim Farron can work together," he said.

But I think there are certainly issues where Ed Miliband's Labour and people like Tim Farron can work together.

There are certainly issues with how certain "sharing economy" companies treat contractors.

"There are certainly issues in Bradford which have similarities with the issues being spoken about in Birmingham," he said.

There are certainly issues driving change in the utility industry: climate change, aging infrastructure and distributed generation, for starters.

There are certainly issues related to the role of news and its dissemination highlighted by this model — the most apparent one being a balanced approach to information.

At the same time, of course, there were certainly issues that could have been explored in greater depth.

But there were certainly issues, even back then, and I believe they've mostly gotten worse as the company has grown.

There are certainly some issues that need to be examined.

Some may attack Ms. Dowd for publicly criticizing a fellow journalist, but there are certainly larger issues at stake here.

There are certainly sensitive issues and what we were doing was taking what is essentially an incredible story, about a person [who] ultimately had to be someone that they are not.