Sentence examples for well-known issues from inspiring English sources

One of Johnson's well-known issues of the day is his attempt to legalize marijuana.

He adds: Of course, Moss comes with all the well-known issues, but his deal will be extraordinarily team-friendly because Moss has something to prove.

"We don't want to spend 10 years negotiating what are well-known issues and not reach a result," Michael Froman, the U.S. deputy national security adviser for international economic affairs, said on a conference call with reporters Wednesday.

The vast trade in shark fins and turtles will also come under attack, as will the large-scale felling of tropical rosewood and sandalwood, as well as less well-known issues such as Indonesia's huge exports of frogs' legs, and the trade in cheetahs and python skins.

In a 2003 presentation, a propellant expert at TRW, which also made airbags with ammonium nitrate for several years in the early 2000s, outlined what he called "well-known issues" with using the compound, warning of "conditions that stimulate an explosive response".

In the end, Mr. Kohnstamm said, the police shook him down for just $25, but in the process, he gained a priceless bit of wisdom about the Sabana Grande neighborhood of Caracas, which he dutifully reported in the "Dangers & Annoyances" section of his Lonely Planet guide: "Caracas has some well-known issues with petty crime, robbery and armed assaults.

She noted that "virtually every well-known brand, or even well-known issue, has a communications program behind it.

There is the well-known issue that Chinese characters don't systematically map to sounds, making both learning and remembering difficult, a point I examine in my latest column.

What needs to be done is by now well-known: Issue European bonds, using the collective borrowing power of the European Union, and pass the low interest rates onto the countries in need, combined with a growth strategy that will engender needed revenues.

Scalability is a well-known issue in multi-hop networking.

Chloride induced corrosion in concrete is a well-known issue.