Sentence examples for issue to use from inspiring English sources

It would give his Democratic opponents a potent issue to use against him.

Early in the election season, Republicans seized on gay marriage as a promising cultural issue to use against Democrats.

Over the summer, Democrats had hoped that the turmoil on Wall Street and reports of corporate malfeasance would give them an issue to use against Republicans.

Other Senate Republicans in tight races would be foolish to continue opposing the bill and thus giving their opponents an issue to use against them.

Representative Tom DeLay's proposal to use a cruise ship as a hotel and entertainment center during the Republican National Convention next summer has infuriated local labor unions and given gleeful New York Democrats an issue to use against their adversaries.

Mr. Kerry also had a ready-made issue to use in attacking Mr. Bush: the administration's approval of a plan to establish a nuclear waste dump at Yucca Mountain, about 90 miles northwest of Las Vegas.

"On a series of issues, to use a term that comes from the 1930s, cities and states have become laboratories of democracy," the mayor said.

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And Republicans have already given them two gigantic issues to use against them: healthcare and taxes.

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But, you know, take the tax issue, just to use that as an example.