Sentence examples for issue thrown from inspiring English sources

It's amazing what an old-fashioned boxing picture can do with the right team and a contemporary social issue thrown in.

Grant Coonley, general manager of the airport Hilton, said the protest was just a publicity stunt, with the immigration issue thrown in to draw more participants and more news coverage.

It is an issue thrown into sharp relief at Trafford General.

Ms Sturgeon will also need to deal with the tricky issue thrown up by her opponents - the timescale for a possible future independence referendum, previously described by her government as a "once in a generation" event.

One area Clinton has set herself apart from Sanders is her support for gun control — an issue thrown back in the spotlight after a string of gun massacres, including two school shootings last week.

You can take every thorny issue, throw it to MedPac and consider it solved.

The decision (overturned by a federal appellate court two years later on a jurisdictional issue) threw the coal industry into a panic.

In the same way one could ask, pace Christopher Ricks, whether Bob Dylan is a poet: the recent discussion on the Guardian website on this issue threw up some interesting perspectives.

"They would throw a wrench in here and get out of that room in which the issue was A, then appear over in this other room, in which it was a completely unrelated issue, throw a wrench in there, and disappear," she recalled.

This year's issue threw out the idea of an explicit theme or photograph style, with the editors choosing instead to focus on the creatives behind the camera.

Ferguson was a compelling subject, capable of addressing the fundamental issues thrown up by modern sport.