Sentence examples for issue it makes from inspiring English sources

By highlighting the Bahrain issue, it makes the government, and particularly President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, look weak for tolerating Sunni repression of Shiites in its own backyard.

While money isn't an issue, it makes sense for them to have a more permanent base and get to know one particular area.

At the Cartagena meeting it was acknowledged by most that Kyoto is really only a political issue – it makes no great difference to the climate what happens with it.

The remit of Radio 7 was to introduce a new audience to speech radio – listeners uncomfortable with the middle-class tone of Radio 4. If budgets are the issue, it makes more sense to reinvent Radio 7 a listen-again service; none of the material broadcast is time-sensitive, so why does it need to be broadcast as linear radio?

"To the extent that we have courts divided on the appropriate way to understand the issue, it makes it more likely the Supreme Court will step in to provide some uniformity".

"If Lieberman -- who has done so many horrible things directly to Obama -- can get away with this on Obama's signature issue it makes it infinitely harder for us to pressure senators, on issues in the future, because there is no fear of retribution or coercion from the White House.

If Washington is ready to negotiate with Iran on nuclear issues, it makes no sense to exclude it from the talks on Syria.

When the government is addressing you and your issues, it makes you want to sign up to vote and make a change".

"It's too hot an issue, so it makes me unemployable," he said.

As for the octane issue, well, it makes the detergent debate look clean.

And when Clinton defends those who bully for her -- rather than acknowledging both sides of the issue -- it makes undecided candidates more hesitant to take her side.