Sentence examples for become a significant issue from inspiring English sources
In recent years, with tuition rising faster than inflation, college affordability has become a significant issue.
Harvie said that would become a significant issue when Sturgeon needed a majority to push through her next budget.
Health care seems likely to become a significant issue in the presidential campaign and the next session of Congress.
The pressure from such suits, the report stated, "could become a significant issue within the next couple of years".
For Romney's religion to become a significant issue in the general election, the White House probably needs the media to play the Mormon card for them.
Immigration from EU member states has become a significant issue since the rise of Ukip, with both Labour and the Tories now promising to crack down on benefits for new arrivals.
The problem was his sex life: gay men, Fischer said, have "random, frequent, and anonymous sexual encounters — that becomes a significant issue when we talk about appointing somebody to a post as sensitive as the spokesman for national security".
The quality of NHS services in Scotland has become a key general election battleground and is central to Labour's attempts to overturn a hefty SNP lead in the polls after it became a significant issue at last September's independence referendum.
With the outlook for the Big 12 unknown because of the impending departure of Texas A&M and possible moves by Texas and three other universities, the league rivals Kansas and Missouri may be forced to join a conference in which travel to games becomes a significant issue.
