Sentence examples for dirty issue from inspiring English sources

Often politicians prefer to invest in roads and other visible infrastructure and neglect the dirty issue of sanitation.

Before the Women's World Cup in Germany, Uche told The Times that she had used religion in an attempt to rid her team of homosexual behavior, which she called a "dirty issue" and "spiritually, morally very wrong".

Eucharia Uche, the Nigerian coach, tarnished her team's appearance with homophobic remarks, saying that she had attempted to rid the squad of lesbian behavior, calling homosexuality "a dirty issue" and "spiritually, morally very wrong".

While it's understandable that every service has downtime issues, it seems to be a dirty little issue that has followed Twitter since it launched in 2006.

Given its growth projection, failure to solve the dirty energy issue keeps Facebook and other 21st century innovators locked into 19th century energy choices.

Best known for his novels starring Frank Bascombe, an endlessly ruminative New Jersey estate agent, Ford originally made his name as a short story writer alongside Carver and Tobias Wolff, with whom he was friendly and with whom he appeared in Granta's famous "Dirty Realism" issue in 1983.

Steve Eddowes who became EDL chairman after former boss Tommy Robinson decided he didn't want to be a bigot any more told his "soldiers" about the "Dirty Dozen" issues that had brought them there.

"You'd much rather have somebody else get their hands dirty on this issue".