Sentence examples for would have issue from inspiring English sources

While the Peace prize may have been a controversial choice, I doubt anyone would have issue with who received the Physics prize.

"If the Pack decision stands, I think we would have issue with our permitting procedure," Nadel told SF Weekly shortly before the new year.

Not every club would have issued that.

Really, you'd think they would have issued a stamp to commemorate the achievement.

You might think that, after a withering recession, most people would have issues with this.

If he could have done so, the judge said, he would have issued such an injunction.

Maybe if Ryan Giggs had gone to the PCC it would have issued an appeal for silence.

The helpful EPA would have issued the motorist with a stern fine, no questions asked.

If the role had gone to Steve Carell, the shades of despair would have issued as a bravely smiling numbness.

There was a time in my life when I was living in such a way that no sensible life-insurance agent would have issued me a policy.

In turn, Mr. Romney said that "even Jimmy Carter" — whose name amounts to Republican code for Democratic weakness — would have issued such an order.