Sentence examples for issue heated from inspiring English sources

Then in 1938 the issue heated up again.

Mr. Speitel's strongest contempt, however, is reserved for French center-right politicians who, as the issue heated up, took a leading role in opposing the law that allows gay and lesbian French people to marry and adopt.

The issue heated up again last year because of a United Nations treaty that required all nations to file formal claims to continental shelf seabeds by the end of 2009.

That issue heated up today when the Occupational Safety and Health Administration issued the rules, which it says will spare 460,000 workers each year from injuries and save about $9.1 billion in lost time from work.

The human rights issue heated up in recent weeks after the Czech government successfully sponsored a resolution that faulted Cuba's human rights record during a session of the United Nation's Human Rights Commission.

Polling suggests a majority of voters are in favour of keeping Trident (though it depends how you ask the question), but spiralling costs and questions surrounding the system's ongoing relevance have kept the issue heated and controversial.

This may be rectified, as the issue heats up in the public sphere and other polling companies start asking similar questions.

Within minutes, pundits at Emirati and Saudi television stations were expounding on the perfidy of Qatar and issuing heated denunciations.

Politicians issued heated warnings, the Parliaments in both countries passed condemnatory resolutions, and speculation grew that a meeting between the leaders of the two countries, set to take place at a United Nations summit meeting in New York next month, would be canceled.

San Francisco-based Wells and London-based HSBC issued heated denials and said they would defend themselves aggressively.

The heat does have real consequences, of course, prompting the National Weather Service to issue heat warnings across much of the country.