Sentence examples for big issue out of from inspiring English sources
No sense of making a big issue out of it.
"I haven't made a big issue out of it".
The press have probably made a big issue out of nothing.
"I am really surprised that they are making a big issue out of this".
Publicly, Coach Jeff Van Gundy has not made a big issue out of Sprewell's habitual tardiness.
Few people demanded that he release his tax returns or made a big issue out of his role at a private equity firm.
Pare the details down to the bone; get big issues out of the way first.
Here's the surprise: the Republicans didn't get the big issues out of the way before the end of the session, when delays and rules become effective weapons.
It is such fundamental disagreements that prompted American diplomats to try to persuade the Iraqis to hold fast to the Aug. 15 deadline, even at the cost of leaving some of those big issues out of the constitution altogether.
With the big issues out of the way — each settled without any of the rancor that accompanied Jeter's signing — Steinbrenner said he felt secure that the 2012 version of the team only needs some fine-tuning, namely another starting pitcher and perhaps some bullpen help.
The Big Three automakers, which open contract talks with the United Auto Workers union on Wednesday, are making a bigger issue out of reducing medical costs than they have in years.
