Sentence examples for Inescapable issue from inspiring English sources

It's time to make his endangerment of national and economic security a prominent, inescapable issue".

31, the religion of Mitt Romney, the front-runner, may be an inescapable issue in many voters' minds.

He might not get it through this Congress, but he could make sure it is an inescapable issue in the 2016 Presidential race.

To the curators of the show the racial as well as sexual component of disco was an unspoken and inescapable issue that bothered some rock 'n' rollers.

The other inescapable issue is environmental - the chemicals flushed down our sinks pollute rivers, lakes, canals and coastal waters and can cause serious harm to freshwater and marine life.

("And to everyone in this Congress who still refuses to raise the minimum wage, I say this: if you truly believe you could work full-time and support a family on less than fifteen thousand dollars a year, try it"). He might not get it through this Congress, but he could make sure it is an inescapable issue in the 2016 Presidential race.

Here's a look at Mitt's wealth, as well as his thriftiness and independence — all inescapable issues for the Republican presidential candidate.

Since the question of autobiography is inescapable, the issue of Anderson's own parents' divorce also looms.

But as killings of unarmed African Americans by police and subsequent protests kept race in the national conversation, criminal justice reform became an inescapable election issue.

Health care has become an inescapable political issue because most Americans are angry that it costs so much, while at least some Americans think it's wrong that only the relatively rich can count on getting the best of it.

But the issue does now look set to become an inescapable topic for international governments when negotiating with the DPRK.