Sentence examples for made issue of from inspiring English sources

Charles Stillman, Mr. Swartz's lawyer, also made issue of the media coverage in his argument for a mistrial, at one point citing an article in The New York Times yesterday when he said "that actually some reporter went to the home of the juror, the apartment building where Juror No.4 resides and actually spoke to somebody".

Lawmakers unsurprisingly made issue of bonuses paid to Wall Street workers despite the government bailout and increases in consumer interest rates and credit that is harder to obtain.

When Graham's campaign made issue of the fundraiser, Southerland replied by likening it to a "lingerie party".

But Trump's election victory has made issues of race and privilege far less abstract; it was a traumatic event for all of them.

Ms. Wolf said she lost interest in the party during World War II, as the wartime boom made issues of economic security less compelling to her.

So do the mayor's potential political opponents, who are sure to make issue of the judgment exercised in hiring Ms. Lam to begin with.

This makes issues of privacy more readily apparent to users.

That's our problem, how to make issues of validation sexy.

This, in turn, should make issues of privacy more prominent and pressing.

There is a kind of writer who makes issues of usage impossible to ignore.

However, it is not only language that makes issues of basic reform so difficult and delicate.