Sentence examples for issues erupted from inspiring English sources

"We took the decision four to six months ago when the political issues erupted.

Long-simmering tensions concerning the importance of family issues erupted a year ago when the American Conservative Union, the organizer of the event, allowed GOProud to take an active role as one of dozens of co-sponsors.

"What it does signify is the unresolved nature of the issues in the debate, the fact that 10 to 15 years after these issues erupted, they are still very much roiling under the surface".

Two such issues erupted during the first year of Modi's administration: first, the renewed vigor of Ghar Wapsi, or "home coming," a conversion process organized for non-Hindus -- and a ban on cow slaughter.

Those issues erupted in a protest at the Giardini the day before the biennale's public opening, less than two weeks after 82 women in film from around the world marched up the stairs of the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival to push for more representation (only 82 of 1,645 films directed by women have been chosen to compete for the festival's top prize since 1946).

Why do even seemingly minor issues erupt into impassioned disputes?

To address the myriad of social issues erupting in the cities across America, we need localized strategic efforts to interrupt the vicious cycle of poverty, end the culture of poverty, identify and build trust among citizens and government, and improve the health of people in urban communities.

Though these communities live in peace and harmony, minor issues erupt among children while in school or at the playground.

Recently, the issue erupted in Holliswood, Queens.

This contentious issue erupted in 1999 when Lord MacLaurin's book was published.

The issue erupted with force last year after a lesbian in Ohio, Jennifer Tyrrell, was ousted as leader of her 7-year-old son's Tiger Cubs den.