Sentence examples for invented an issue from inspiring English sources

Once you've invented an issue such as "too many people arriving by boat!" or "our economy can no longer sustain these specific things we've always been ideologically opposed to!", finding a solution is easy.

It would be hard to invent an issue better designed to divide elite liberals from Joe Sixpack.The Democratic presidential contenders are already distancing themselves from the Massachusetts decision.

But Garbo invented an entire espionage network and issued frequent bulletins that the Germans intercepted.

But by the time Israel eventually got round to doing so last month, no one could agree any more on where the boundary lay.So the UN, trying to fudge the issue, invented a new, blue "withdrawal line" where it thought the border should run.

Or invent a number that does.

They invented an enemy.

Nestor invented an excuse.

He hadn't invented an enemy.

Maybe someone's invented an antidote.

The Local writes: "Smoking in France was so much of an issue scientists have even invented a name for it: the French paradox.

In 1955, Mr. Sigmon invented a system that allowed the Los Angeles police to issue emergency warnings to local radio stations.