Sentence examples for become an issue when from inspiring English sources

Still, size can become an issue when making a film.

Limited accuracy can become an issue when, for example, two streets run nearly parallel to each other.

Of course, I don't mean to imply, by the above, that default (or hyperinflation) is imminent - it will only become an issue when bond markets become less willing to fund the current scale of fiscal deficits.

Indeed, Romo allowed his off-the-field play to become an issue when news leaked that he had spent part of the Cowboys' bye week in Mexico with his girlfriend, Jessica Simpson.

Variable misalignment could, however, become an issue when the respondent answers 'yes,' but only the relatives remit money.

Contempt has also become an issue when high-profile celebrities, with a large number of followers, post something that could them in trouble with the law.

Housing became an issue when I decided to move from Brighton to London.

That became an issue when election officials ruled him ineligible to vote in his former home district.

The work of the religious group became an issue when discussions in their sessions violated the agency's restrictions.

Mr. Straus's Jewish faith briefly became an issue when e-mail was circulated suggesting that the House needed a "Christian conservative".

"Everyone knew that it existed, but it only became an issue when other countries started running out of money during the debt crisis".