Sentence examples for a make-or-break issue from inspiring English sources

Afghanistan is a make-or-break issue for NATO.

But command of policy is not a make-or-break issue.

"Members frequently say the cost of energy is a make-or-break issue," he says.

With water and land, energy has become a make-or-break issue.

By making settlements a make-or-break issue, it has begun on the right foot.

Ray Valdes, an analyst at Gartner, said this slowdown was not a make-or-break issue ahead of the company's public offering, which could come in the spring.

Atlanta - AS the Iraqis turn their focus from holding elections to writing a constitution, the make-or-break issue for their nation may be the city of Kirkuk.

As the latest push to reunite the island reached a critical juncture, Nicos Anastasiades and Mustafa Akıncı moved to the make-or-break issue of territorial trade-offs in an envisioned two-state federation.

"Debt is the make-or-break issue for Iraq".

Both sides agree that minimums are the make-or-break issue.

Iran is the make-or-break issue for the broader trans-Atlantic relationship.