Sentence examples for was any issue from inspiring English sources

Neither Christie's nor the Madeirans realised that there was any issue with the ownership of the painting.

José Mourinho has told Paul Pogba he will never captain Manchester United again, though the manager denied that there was any issue between him and the Frenchman.

When I asked Gore if there was any issue that wasn't on voters' minds that he intended to raise, he answered without a moment's pause: global warming.

When I proposed this idea to John Tatoulis he obviously went away and had a think about it and discussed it with various authorities back in Athens, and no one seemed to think there was any issue at all.

LONDON — In his first public comments on the Knicks' use of recording microphones at Madison Square Garden last weekend, N.B.A. Commissioner David Stern said that he doubted there was any issue for him to address and that he would actually like to see "more mikes around" in league arenas so that the audio records of games would be "more robust" than they are now.

"I'm glad to hear that because I didn't think there was any issue that would keep us from saying hello," Torre said before Saturday's game.... Manager Joe Girardi said the injured relievers Sergio Mitre and Alfredo Aceves were scheduled to throw off a mound Monday in Tampa, Fla., a precursor to minor league rehabilitation assignments.... Derek Jeter turned 36 Saturday.

"I don't think there should be any issue of drawing up special rules for outsiders.

"I tell my secretary upfront, if there's any issue, just forget it".

"If Mike Nichols said to do another take," he crisply notes, "there would never be any issue".

If there's any issue ripe for bipartisan work, it could be paid family leave.

"It doesn't even occur to me that there would be any issue," she said.