Sentence examples for have made issues from inspiring English sources

There are decisions that he made that I wouldn't have made: issues relating to the war, fiscal concerns.

Speakers broke from well-worn, unproductive narratives of aging (aging = being sick, poor, and alone; caregiving = burden; aging policy = safety net programs), which have made issues of vulnerable aging someone else's problem, therefore excluding it from serious public discourse.

Such a change would have made the mortgage bonds safer, but it also would have made issuing them less profitable for the banks.

But Trump's election victory has made issues of race and privilege far less abstract; it was a traumatic event for all of them.

More than perhaps any other film-maker, Spike Lee has made urban issues his bread and butter.

Nothing up to that point had made the issues that Gibson debates so accessible and mainstream.

Calling immigrants "national heroes," Mr. Fox has made immigration issues a priority for his nine-month old government.

However, using energy management techniques such as Dynamic Voltage and Frequency Scaling (DVFS) has made reliability issues to be exacerbated.

He said Obama has made the issues "the central argument" of his campaign.

Who has made these issues priorities, and why?

We need to educate one another about the massive strides ADA has made in issues of advocacy for patients with diabetes and their families.