Sentence examples for made issues from inspiring English sources

There are decisions that he made that I wouldn't have made: issues relating to the war, fiscal concerns.

By the time Korn made "Issues" in 1999, Mr. Davis had moved on to more general complaints, yet the music warded off nonbelievers with distortion and arbitrary changes.

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.

And Mr Blair concluded that the events of September 11 had made issues of weapons of mass destruction "even more important to deal with".

Chris Sabatini, senior director of policy at the Americas Society-Council of the Americas, said the shifting political terrain had given voice to long-ignored regions and made issues like schools, crime and public works crucial in local elections.

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DEBT REVALUATION AGAIN CONSIDERED; Previous Pledges of German Political Parties Made Issue in Presidential Contest.

It has to be that they make issues more complicated.

Litigation makes issues related to their performance and compensation public".

This makes issues of privacy more readily apparent to users.