Sentence examples for a volatile issue from inspiring English sources

But certainly it's a volatile issue.

Resettlement remains a volatile issue.

It was a volatile issue in the election last week.

The flag became a volatile issue during the primary.

Gambling remains a volatile issue, especially after last week's announcement.

But this is a defanged approach to a volatile issue.

Of course, the Times does offer up one fleeting contextual message indicating that increased defense spending from an Afghanistan escalation "would be a politically volatile issue for Mr. Obama at a time when the government budget deficit is soaring, the economy is weak and he is trying to pass a costly health care plan".

"We found it to be a very volatile issue with a lot of history," Mr. Sheffield said.

Such an escalation in military spending would be a politically volatile issue for Mr. Obama at a time when the government budget deficit is soaring, the economy is weak and he is trying to pass a costly health care plan.

"Shrinking the city's footprint" became a political volatile issue, which coincided with a nationally watched mayoral campaign.

This week, Fan Xiao found himself in the New York Times, and at the center of a politically volatile issue with his contention that a reservoir near the fault line of the Sichuan earthquake last year may have triggered or hastened the quake.