Sentence examples similar to this is habitually an issue from inspiring English sources

This is habitually addressed as a "free speech" issue, but she persuasively maintains that it should be treated in law like any instance of paying for sex: "the fact that there was a camera present filming the prostitution does not alter the basic fact that they" – that is, the makers and distributors of pornography – "arranged and/or profited from someone else's prostitution".

Rubella is habitually a self-limiting disease.

This is clearly an issue.

The one chance in a thousand is habitually taken, and as often as not succeeds.

This is no laughing matter; no one wants a teammate who is not dependable, and no employer wants an employee who is habitually late.

Evelyn's tone is habitually terse, but in this instance her austerity is particularly moving, since we know Father Fairfield's words must salve a terrible wound.

This group, formed in Budapest in 1975, is habitually described as "best in the world".

A command, put otherwise, which is "habitually obeyed".

If someone is habitually away whenever you are online, I would be a bit suspicious.

If your friend is habitually late, for example, let her know when the timing is important (you don't want to miss the first five minutes of a movie) and when time is not an issue.

This is an industry issue.