Sentence examples for make issue from inspiring English sources

"If he comes into my dugout, I have to make issue.

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.

The Securities Regulatory Commission's new guidelines for IPOs take effect Thursday, aiming to give small retail investors more access to newly issued stocks and to make issue prices more in line with market demand.

Perhaps Democrats can make issue of the fact that he worked for FEMA under George W. Bush (how did he ever get any job after that, let alone one as congressman?).

Dread Scott's installation with an American flag on the floor caused a flap in 1989 when the first President Bush disapproved, and this New York artist continues to make issue-specific work in a classic political-art mode.

It has to be that they make issues more complicated.

Public debate can make issues "harder to solve," the prime minister said this month.

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

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

"But if you make issues about broader realities and broader dynamics, you're on our turf".

"Obama can indeed speed up this process to make issuing the final rule finally happen," she added.