Sentence examples for two or three issue from inspiring English sources

"We wanted them to hire more patrols, to build a bigger wall and let's face it immigration has been the number one, two, or three issue in Republican politics in the last decade," Morgan said.

"The Indians are saying to the chiefs, 'We are interested in more than your two or three issues,' " Hybels said.

He said Georgia's veto power was one of only two or three issues — like intellectual property rights and agricultural subsidies — that were keeping Russia from membership in the trade organization.

Before the start of the conference, it had been assumed the leaders would only have to settle two or three issues when they arrived at Copenhagen, but by the time they walked in there were still 192 disputed pieces of text in the drafts.

"Two or three issues need further work".

"Remember, the proxy is just dealing with two or three issues that happen to be the hot-buttons this year," Anderson says.

What we are saying is that we just need to go that little step forward as a party and nudge the policymakers to accept that the general public want those two or three issues to be considered.

If I would have launched Amusement five years ago, the magazine would have been dead after two or three issues, I guess.

In my stupidity, I still had two or three issues of Charlie Hebdo in my bag, thinking I would read them before leaving them somewhere on a plane.

I have two or three issues that I prioritize: advancing the role women in politics and decision making here and abroad, combating human trafficking and corporate social responsibility.

It appeared on a regular monthly schedule until December 1940, after which the schedule became quite irregular, with two or three issues appearing each year until 1949.