Sentence examples for unfamiliar issues from inspiring English sources

Others have been less impressed with what they saw of Walker's abilities on the national and international stage, and the Wisconsin governor stumbled often on unfamiliar issues.

Far too many decisions have to be made in too short a time about too many unfamiliar issues and technological breakthroughs.

That means many taxpayers are facing unfamiliar issues, deductions and traps on their 2008 tax returns and in their tax planning.

There have also been injuries, yet another unfamiliar issue for the normally healthy Djokovic.

As Bodomo and other scholars see it, immigration, like other byproducts of prosperity, is an unfamiliar issue in China.

That's not to say that behaviour and bedtimes were trouble-free before smartphones – hands up if you ever got told off for reading under the duvet with a torch – but it does mean they're facing an unfamiliar issue.

1. Anxiety: It's common when facing unfamiliar medical issues such as upsetting symptoms and complex treatments and technologies.

The similarity between the purpose of a patient decision aid and the functionality of interactive decision dashboards suggests the dashboard format could be a useful way to create decision aids capable of facilitating informed decision making about complex, unfamiliar healthcare issues and promoting patient-centered care in busy clinical settings.

Unfamiliar return addresses.

The security of European borders is in no sense an unfamiliar political issue.

Pressed on the matter, Mormon leaders recently said the church is unfamiliar with trans issues and has more to learn – a statement some LGBT advocates have interpreted with optimism, hoping the church may consider embracing trans members.