Sentence examples for a dirty issue from inspiring English sources

Before the Women's World Cup in Germany, Uche told The Times that she had used religion in an attempt to rid her team of homosexual behavior, which she called a "dirty issue" and "spiritually, morally very wrong".

Eucharia Uche, the Nigerian coach, tarnished her team's appearance with homophobic remarks, saying that she had attempted to rid the squad of lesbian behavior, calling homosexuality "a dirty issue" and "spiritually, morally very wrong".

While it's understandable that every service has downtime issues, it seems to be a dirty little issue that has followed Twitter since it launched in 2006.

Often politicians prefer to invest in roads and other visible infrastructure and neglect the dirty issue of sanitation.

And the Republican contenders for governor are lobbing the issue like a dirty bomb at each other and at Jon Corzine, the Democratic candidate.

Elise Buik, who took over in 2005 as president of the long-struggling Los Angeles United Way, the nation's 10th largest, said poverty had become a "dirty word" and a "liberal issue" because of the region's geographic fragmentation and lack of a dominant urban center.

They hide their food issues like a dirty secret, are ashamed of them, or simply regard them as a part of the workaday diet chat so common in offices up and down the country.

She has waged a dirty campaign, not based on issues but on character destruction.

"Autism" as a dirty word is my second language issue.

'How', she said, 'could they vote for a man who isn't very bright, makes rash, ill-considered decisions, doesn't know the difference between Shiites and Sunnis, ran a dirty campaign, reverses himself daily on issues, has severe anger management problems, and seems to feel that every international problem can be solved by nuking someone?

The legal and regulatory aspects of environmental remediation after a dirty bomb are critical public health issues with significant economic implications (Elcock et al. 2004); these are also reflected in Table 4 as "impact" opportunities on the Haddon matrix.