Sentence examples for would have issues from inspiring English sources

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

In terms of the effects of female genital mutilation on women you find that depending on the more serious form you would have issues to deal with; menstruation, urination but also sexual intercourse.

Plausible, although Paul Hunter in the Toronto Star writes, "Even for the Leafs, that sounds too Machiavellian and surely the league office would have issues with an executive managing one team for an entire season while waiting to take over another".

It definitely doesn't seem to be the GPS chip that is causing an issue, or Foursquare, Gowalla, and the like would have issues too.

The average length for an industry CV for someone coming out of a postdoc and going into industry is three or four pages, including publications, and I don't think any of my contacts, even those above, would have issues with a well-written and nicely formatted three-pager that includes publications.

After a bitter-primary battle in which Obama defined the 1990s as a period of excessive partisanship (albeit economic growth) and Clinton's standing within African American communities stumbled, it was not surprising that the two figures would have issues with reconciliation.

Not every club would have issued that.

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

We think that no warrant would have issued on evidence then available.

Had the newspaper published, they would have issued a vehement denial.

You might think these ideas are so simple that no patent office would have issued them.