Sentence examples for issue that turns from inspiring English sources

The run at Polaroid, and the risk now at airlines and other companies, is being made worse by a technical issue that turns lump-sum distributions into a much larger obligation than the companies accounted for when making contributions to their plans.

He attempted to maintain good relations with France without consulting with the king, thus providing his many official enemies with an issue that turned the king against him.

Live Videos can even be monitored, which could help prevent people from rebroadcasting pay-per-view TV content like boxing matches — an issue that turned some of the video industry against Twitter's Periscope.

Trade proved to be a "late-breaking issue" that turned a lot of voters away from Clinton, EPIC-MRA's Porn told the Free Press.

Think of the issues that turn on your average Tory.

All are issues that turn on presidential powers.

I don't think it's the issues that turn kids off.

The issues that turned them against Mr. Bush were the war and the environment.

What's it got to do with abortion, with same-sex marriage and all the social issues that turn out the troops?

As anger over the state of politics increases apathy, "only the most rabid partisans vote," so political strategists steer campaigns to issues that turn them on, said Ms. Whitman, who supports abortion rights.

In addition to exploring theoretical issues that turned out to be important, Rajan, in the summer of 2005, issued a prescient warning about the dangers of a financial blowup involving the credit markets.