Sentence examples for issue that can get from inspiring English sources

But if they think it's a hot-button issue that can get more votes, whether it's burning the flag or gays in the military, whatever, they'll use it.

Democrats are much more conflicted, considering gun control to be an issue that can get them voted out of office (see: 1990s).

Nurah Abdulhaqq, a 14-year-old Georgia high school student and National Die-In organizer, sought to shine a light on the racial disparities of gun violence, an issue that can get overshadowed in the broader gun debate.

We want the blog to reflect issues that can get overlooked or haven't received enough attention.

It allows you to be uncluttered by her own self issues that can get in the way or even take over.

Targeting specific issues around food that can get tangible results seems to make sense.

As for the many complaints described in this column, the responses from Times editors were reasonable, in my view, but I believe all these issues turn on the nuances that can get lost in the crush of reporting.

Coincidentally, in both cases, there are often issues of class, taste, and sophistication that can get in the way of both consumption and enjoyment.

That can get awkward.

That can get old.

That can get ugly.