Sentence examples for combustible issues from inspiring English sources

Instead, they chose to weigh in on one of the most combustible issues in American politics.

The combustible issues of race and gender have dominated much of the discussion this presidential campaign season.

For the most part they managed to sidestep combustible issues and ignore raging hostility from average Mexicans.

And will language be inserted in the referendum limiting the convention to taxing and spending, insuring that other combustible issues like abortion or the election of judges remain out of bounds?

May takes her seat in parliament under the first conservative majority government in years, and will struggle to exert influence on such combustible issues as climate change and development of the Alberta tar sands.

Complicating matters is a host of unresolved, combustible issues, including what to do with the tens of thousands of southern-allied fighters who do not want to live in southern Sudan but at the same time do not trust the northern government to treat them fairly.

Migration within the 27 nations of the European Union has become a combustible issue during the economic downturn.

Abyei has become the most combustible issue that Sudan must reckon with as it prepares to split in two.

Yes, immigration is a complicated and combustible issue for political candidates — and the economic meltdown is everyone's top priority.

The disagreement underlines how migration within the 27 nations of the European Union has become a combustible issue in the wake of the European economic crisis.

Members of his foreign office team call themselves "practical Europeans" to defuse Britain's most combustible issue, abandoning the pound for the euro.