Sentence examples for became the only issue from inspiring English sources

"Who won Florida?" became the only issue, obliterating the question of who won America.

If the Pres.'s role becomes the only issue & his innocence is established, then the guilt of those below him will no longer seem very important, & the last opportunity to meet the real threat to America will be lost.

Though presidents since George Washington had been issuing Thanksgiving proclamations, Pat became the only First Lady to issue one.

But in 1998, in a one-issue referendum, Maine became the only state to repeal its law banning discrimination against gay people.

The only issue becomes price.

Her style of leadership not only has become the defining issue of the campaign, it also helped precipitate the national parliamentary elections in the first place, five years ahead of schedule.

A call for "law and order" was the response, and it became not only an issue but, many believed, a code word for African American repression.

The question of originality became an issue only in the 18th century, and, in the 19th century, artists started to hand sign their prints.

In London, the religion of the Labour candidate for the city's mayor became an issue only when his Conservative opponent made it one, by attempting to link his rival to Islamist extremism in a campaign criticised as divisive and racist.

Moreover, the focus specifically on cancer meant that other non-malignant diagnoses were not considered and the consultation became concentrated only on the issue of cancer rather than on broader assessment and management of the patient's symptoms.

We can conclude that the additional complexity of the second relay selection strategy may become an issue only if the number of users is high.