Sentence examples for thing the issue from inspiring English sources

For one thing, the issue of the Yankees' age probably has more to do with emotional duress.

Résumé writing is one thing — the issue is whether it is money well spent to hire someone to revise it, not whether it's ethical.

The boomers will force us to become more focused on health care for the elderly, and this is a good thing; the issue should have been raised years ago.

Mitchell, frustrated by the process, says, "How can you argue for term limits in front of people with lifetime tenure?" In Congress, though Gingrich has promised to take it up first thing, the issue is overwhelmingly opposed by Democrats, and is losing support among Republicans as well (Mitchell has switched her own party affiliation to Independent).

For one thing, the issue is life and death at least in part with the other parts being "lifestyle needs," convenience and comfort.

"I vote for putting the brakes on this whole thing". The issue is expected to return to the dais in the coming weeks.

For one thing, the issues of key failure only really came to a head fairly recently, which might not have given the company enough lead time to do a ground-up rethink of the technology.

Speaking to academics, campaigners and bona fide young Conservatives in the run up to the event revealed one thing: the issues run even deeper than they seem, and there is no easy way back from the wilderness.

The question of compensation has snagged over, among other things, the issue of American sanctions, administration officials said.

Jeh Johnson, the secretary of Homeland Security, visited the city in 2014 and met with Somalis to discuss, among other things, the issue of racial profiling.

"It doesn't matter who provides things – the issue is how much have we got and how can we extend it.