Sentence examples for issues to become from inspiring English sources

The Packers (11-5) overcame their early-season pass-protection issues to become the hottest team in the conference, winning seven of eight games.

With a year still to go, there is time for this to change, for campaign issues to become more important and personalities less.

In the face of likely fiscal constraints, a National Veterans Strategy could prove an effective means to align policy, coordinate federal, state, local and private-sector efforts and rationalize fiscal choices in a way that limits the potential for veterans' issues to become politicized during partisan budget debates.

"I want these issues to become central to our party's policies in the future and above all I want to see an end to environmental degradation and destruction and the right of people to be able to make their own choice on their own future".

It is important that we don't allow coverage of these issues to become sensational, always checking the claims of such groups (especially as so many of their claims, for example, about asylum seekers, have proved to be false) and seeking rebutting comments.

Rather than waiting for small issues to become full-blown medical incidents, proactive primary care can make a big difference.

He said he did not expect the issue to become a matter for Congress to decide.

"The reaction fuels the fire and allows the one-day issue to become a five-day issue".

The absence of athletes from the ceremonies would also raise the potential for the issue to become a major embarrassment.

Were the issue to become more debatable in the eyes of Republican voters, he might begin to trail Mr. Santorum by a fairly large margin.

Yankees officials almost certainly would not allow the issue to become a roadblock, because their desire to sign Giambi is fueled by their need for more offense.