Sentence examples for issue turned out from inspiring English sources

However, close investigation of the issue turned out to lead to an important discovery.

The matching-right issue turned out to be a major setback for CBS.

Its best-selling issue turned out to be a half-naked Kennedy Junior, clutching an apple to his bosom.

And when Bob Dole, after weeks of flailing about, finally found an issue he thought might give him some traction, that issue turned out to be marijuana.

The issue turned out to be her son's final turn, which one of the judges apparently believed contained an illegal kick after he flipped to his stomach heading into the wall.

The issue turned out to be GQ's biggest ever seller - perhaps not surprising, given that the current mood of men's magazines owes much to the louche playboy sensibility that was fashionable in the 1970s.

Everything rests on those who say they support the issue turning out to vote.

Now, in the fight over recounting ballots by hand, the issue turns out to be whether perceptual and analytic skills of machines are better than those of humans -- a strangely fitting theme for the first election of the 21st century.

AS the pieces of evidence fall into place, the pressing issue turns out to be not whether Abenomics is a good plan, but how the United States could achieve a similarly integrated plan, and what the consequences would be if it fails.

(All writers, insofar as they are readers, have been "taught" by the example of other writers). What passes for controversy on this issue turns out, in most cases, to be some smaller and more specific disagreement — usually having to do with the efficacy of creative writing courses and whether they foster false hope in students without literary promise.

The issue turns out to be of deep ethical import, because it concerns the way in which poetry affects the soul.