Sentence examples for unlikely issue from inspiring English sources
Global tax reform would seem an unlikely issue to excite and unite the world.
THINK of an unlikely issue that unites Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel, California's Governor Jerry Brown and France's President François Hollande.
An unlikely issue — whether to vaccinate preadolescent girls against a sexually transmitted virus — has become the latest flashpoint among Republican presidential candidates as they vie for the support of social conservatives and Tea Party members.
Yes, it's 1976, when Gerald Ford had Ronald Reagan on the ropes until Reagan seized upon an unlikely issue — the Panama Canal — to keep his candidacy alive until the Republican convention.
A legal appeal in London Wednesday by British far-right activist Tommy Robinson against a jail sentence for breaking basic rules of court reporting seems an unlikely issue to roil the American right.
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Aug 1 (Reuters) - An argument over who is more opposed to the Islamic faith and the construction of a mosque near Nashville has become an unlikely issue in a nasty Tennessee Republican congressional primary to be decided on Thursday.
These may seem heady, unlikely issues to contemplate in summer days when the beaches are transformed into patchworks of parasols and distinctive wickerwork shelters against the sun and, more usually, the wind; when the narrow lanes between the wheatfields and broader highways clog with cars (virtually all with German license plates) bearing vacationers to fully-booked hotels.
The deadline is important, because a court is unlikely to issue an injunction if a company does not demand the return of information within a week.
It is very unlikely this issue will affect his training routine at all.
Some analysts and opposition members criticized the planned march and suggested that the government was unlikely to issue a permit, further demoralizing the movement.
Even regions that are unlikely to issue substantial amounts of new debt — like South America and Eastern Europe — will be affected by rising rates as they refinance their existing debt.
