Sentence examples for a highly partisan issue from inspiring English sources

Population became a highly partisan issue -- and has remained so ever since".

But the Clinton e-mail investigation had also turned into a highly partisan issue, with Republican Presidential candidates making wild and unsubstantiated claims about her conduct.

This convergence, he said, partly explains why such measures are likely to become more popular and why they will make election administration, which is already a highly partisan issue, even more heated and litigious.

In 1993 and 1994, Republicans accused it of promoting President Bill Clinton's plan to remake the nation's health care system, and the chief executive of the foundation later said it had been "caught in the middle" of a highly partisan issue.

Immigration reform is a highly partisan issue on Capitol Hill.

However, the fact is that strong net neutrality rules are -- and have been for years -- a highly partisan issue.

And yet, while other recent ex-presidents have devoted their retirement years to apolitical, do-gooder causes, Obama is gearing up to throw himself into the wonky and highly partisan issue of redistricting, with the goal of reversing the electoral declines Democrats experienced under his watch.

The 2004 campaign was muddied by the rise of the so-called 527 groups, which claim tax exemptions as nonpartisan advocates even as they specialized in highly partisan, issue-free smears of the nominees.

There is a risk that the World Bank could become a highly partisan, U.S. hot-button issue, as the UN has too often been.

In his own ad, Mr. Lazio says he voted for a patients' bill of rights, and the "a" is important because the issue is a highly partisan one.

When it was first issued, Mr. Gore dismissed the Senate report as "a highly partisan document".