Sentence examples for issues that energized from inspiring English sources

Once again, the Democrats have allowed the Republicans to set aside the crucial issues facing our country and the world and turn the conversation to the same hot-button issues that energized the evangelical base of the Republican party.

The campaign has organized much of its outreach around issues that energize contributors, like Israel.

Like many Americans, I don't care so much about the hot-button issues that energize pundits, spinmeisters and party bases.

While running for the Republican presidential nomination in 1976, Ronald Reagan stumbled onto an issue that energized his upstart campaign.

Christie also said in 1994, "I support Planned Parenthood privately with my personal contribution" and said gun control was the issue that "energized him" to enter politics.

An issue that energizes social conservatives has once again been thrust into the presidential campaign, after Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr., the Democratic nominee for vice president, attacked Republicans on Tuesday for rejecting President Bush's limited support for using human embryonic cell lines to develop medical therapies.

Even as the candidates walk gingerly around religion, religious leaders remain riled up about two issues that could energize the Republican base at the expense of scaring off moderates and independents: contraception and same-sex marriage.

In coming weeks, expect to see a lot more posturing on issues that might energize the party's conservative base or poll well with people made skittish by months of Republican exaggerations about the new reform law.

There are only a handful of issues that can energize that base, especially this late in the election season, and the minimum wage may be the most powerful of them all.

"He was moving forward, and that energized everyone else.

In an atomized political culture like Egypt's, the one issue that has energized, and enraged, the political opposition today is American foreign policy under George W. Bush.