Sentence examples for issue has changed from inspiring English sources

This issue has changed during the last decade in its degree of importance.

That's an extremely important question, because over time U.S. policy with respect to this issue has changed.

Either way, it seems safe to conclude that the climate of public opinion on this issue has changed considerably since the years closely following the Sept. 11 attacks.

Taken together, these studies show that the issue has changed: it is no longer a matter of whether the environment matters but when and how it matters.

In recent weeks the issue has changed from being "a privately accepted fact" to a "public cause", said the local Indian Express newspaper.

As one Democratic strategist in the House said, "What's yet to be tested is whether the energy level on this issue has changed," noting that the antigun-control forces have a record of delivering on Election Day.

But the politics of the issue have changed.

Many MPs rose in Tuesday's party room meeting to speak on how they thought public sentiment on the issue had changed, and urged the government to change along with it.

The governor, James H. Douglas, long a supporter of continued operation of the plant, recently acknowledged that the politics of the issue had changed and suggested the Legislature delay any decisions about Vermont Yankee.

Obama replied: "You should feel encouraged just by virtue of the fact social attitudes on this issue have changed faster than I've seen on any other issue … It doesn't feel fast enough for you, or for those who are impacted, and that's good, you shouldn't feel satisfied, you should keep pushing.

Given the open cynicism of the Republican-driven efforts at vote suppression this year, and the withering scrutiny of federal judges across the ideological spectrum, the question coming out of the 2012 election season is whether the optics of the voting rights issue have changed sufficiently to bring the Roberts court back from the brink to which it was surely headed.