Sentence examples for become an issue during from inspiring English sources
Djokovic is that rare men's player whose family has become an issue during his formative years as a star.
Even last week, the merit of flying the Confederate flag above the Statehouse in Columbia, S.C., which had become an issue during that state's presidential primary, was still being debated.
Such evidence is relevant to the defense's contentions of illegal pre-trial confinement, which is sure to become an issue during sentencing in the capital case should the defendants be found guilty.
In a sign of how the prime minister's personal future could become an issue during the referendum campaign, Davis took issue with the former chancellor Kenneth Clarke, who said Cameron would be out of No 10 within 30 seconds if Britain left the EU.
The Wax Appearance Temperature (WAT) is usually the first parameter to consider, when assessing whether paraffin wax contained in the crude oil can become an issue during production.
Landscape transformation due to the expansion of renewable energies has become an issue during the last two decades and needs local/regional concepts to steer land-use decisions more pro-actively.
That arrangement became an issue during his winning 1998 campaign, when it became clear that he had done little in the way of paying off the debt.
executive vice president, part of which was eventually forgiven, became an issue during Mr. Lew's confirmation hearings as treasury secretary this year.
When the newsletters first became an issue during his Congressional campaigns in the 1990s, however, he did not deny writing some of them or knowing about them.
His second marriage became an issue during the bitter Republican primary this spring, when a top aide to his opponent, Kathleen Troia McFarland, called Mr. Spencer a bigamist.
