Sentence examples for a charged issue from inspiring English sources

Second Suicide in Days "It's a charged issue," said Mr. Hitchner.

The defence secretary's future has become a charged issue in the US.

But some people closer to home, where blood sports is a charged issue, aren't.

For all these reasons, investing in the mainland is a charged issue in Taiwan.

It's become a charged issue in the States, with serious threats of violence leveled against restaurant owners.

Whether to seek the death penalty has been a charged issue in New York, involving questions of limited resources and the sensibilities of local juries.

"Point oh-eight has been a highly charged issue in New Jersey for a long time.

Europe is always a highly charged issue in British politics and this is a fantastic opportunity to test the arguments".

Solar power is a politically charged issue in Washington, in part because of the bankruptcy this summer of a solar panel maker, Solyndra, after it had received more than $500 million in federal loan guarantees.

This is in-line with other studies that indicate that dealing with and responding to IPV is an emotionally charged issue that involves a great deal of uncertainty [ 15, 44].

It's hard to look at them dispassionately, since abortion is such a politically charged issue.