Sentence examples for become the central issue from inspiring English sources
The fate of the no-layoff clause has become the central issue.
If you don't believe the door is opening look to India, where sexual violence has now become the central issue.
By the time he took office, fears over this program had become the central issue in Iran's troubled relationship with the outside world.
Gore's personality — his sighs, his alleged exaggerations, his shifting demeanors, his pomposity and condescension — has become the central issue in this race.
His ethics had become the central issue of the campaign, and there was little he could say or do to change that, his associates said.
The dispute has been one of the most intractable in the State Capitol in recent years and has become the central issue in a hard-fought campaign for a State Senate seat from Manhattan.
That argument and that push -- as well as what Nader may or may not have heard when Simin hired Razieh -- become the central issues of a lawsuit when Razieh, who is pregnant, suffers a miscarriage.
On the contrary, the future of Johannesburg and other South African cities became the central issue in the 1948 national election.
But because Hopson is white, his race became the central issue in his hiring by Alcorn State, which is a historically black college in Lorman, Miss.
