Sentence examples for an issue of heated from inspiring English sources

With the federal budget surplus rising, taxes are sure to remain an issue of heated debate between Republicans and Democrats this year, both in Washington and in the presidential race.

And he declined to say how much of the $3.4 trillion national debt he thought was redeemable in the next 10 years, an issue of heated debate between the parties in the last few days.

But "Europe" is a dominant leitmotif in contemporary politics, an issue of heated debate, a subject which divides opinion perhaps as sharply and as consistently as any other in British politics for a generation.

We meet for our interview at a photographic studio in north-west London, where Kirstie – who is also step-mother to Hal, 13 and Orion, 10 – has spent the morning being photographed for an issue of Heat magazine, in a Paul Smith dress ("It breaks my usual rule of flattering first, pretty second") and a pair of blue Zara heels, chosen to downsize her "enormous" size-eight feet.

In New York, this poses the issue of heating costs in the winter and ventilation costs in the summer.

Τhe concept as such was developed in central Europe tackling primarily the issue of heating.

For a brand like Loewe, which has a long tradition as a leather house, the problem of staying current isn't just an issue of heritage, but of heat.

This set list question is always an issue of endless pre-tour conjecture, often heated, among Steely Dan fans.

Preventing child heat accidents is "an issue of national concern," in this summer of record-breaking heat, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said in a statement.

Who wants to read an out-of-date - and, if official, probably sanitised - account of the average C-lister's life, when there are far more up-to-date revelations in the latest issue of Heat, probably with a lot more photographs?

"The issue of heat exists in any playground," Mr. Urbanski said.