Sentence examples for be a good issue from inspiring English sources

I would suggest that this might be a good issue for Labour's newly appointed shadow Defence Secretary, Emily Thornberry, to get her teeth into, except that she let on last week that her brother-in-law is a general, so maybe not.

This could be a good issue for future works.

If that is the case, the direction of foreign policy could be a good issue for the Republicans in 2016.

I thought it'd be a good issue to look into because, though a few years had passed, the repercussions of it are still being felt.

Anita Dunn supports the president, and likes health care reform, and thinks it will be a good issue for Democrats to run on.

"Transparency is a good issue," he says.

It's a good issue to keep alive.

"It was a good issue for him, because people were passionate about it.

"That's a good issue to appeal," noted Mr. Gavil of Howard University.

Surely this is a good issue for discussion and analysis in the presidential campaign.

Mr. Carter notes acidly that Kennedy's ambitious health-care ideas had no chance of passing but was a good issue for him.