Sentence examples for issue to turn from inspiring English sources

But, in doing this, they'd have to acknowledge the potential of the issue to turn elections, which is presumably just what Steyer set out to prove.

Facebook insiders, who agreed to speak on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the matter, said the company hired the well-known public relations firm Burson-Marsteller to suggest stories about Social Circle to reporters because it did not want the issue to turn into a Facebook versus Google story.

It has alarmed American civil rights groups, and foreign critics have used the issue to turn a lot of initial sympathy for the United States into a new wave of anti-Americanism, while it has given China and Russia reason to call their far more egregious human rights violations antiterrorism.

Levy said she didn't want the gun issue to turn into a game of political football, ultimately overshadowing the policy work of the Board of Regents.

Emily Swanson recaps Pew's latest survey results, and notes support for gay marriage at an all-time high, despite Republican reliance on the issue to turn out their base.

But mental-health professionals and the court systems are programmed, in part by insurance companies and in part by an impasse with civil-liberty issues, to turn people away until they reach the threshold of "harm to themselves or others".

Many important issues to turn the idea into a practical approach are not extensively studied.

Crown's approach to these issues is to turn getting matches into a game of sorts.

Politicians are always hyping issues, trying to turn them into a crisis.

Crucially, Lewis (1986) takes the issue of haecceitism to turn, not on issues regarding qualitatively indiscernibility, but on how possible worlds represent de re possibilities).

"I think the issue now begins to turn to other things," Mr. McGuire said.