Sentence examples for make up issues from inspiring English sources

Otherwise you won't get anything in the future, and you'll end up on the road.'" Not so, says Sunny. "Every rehabilitation scheme has a portion of people with vested interests, who make up issues that don't exist".

"This is a completely made- up issue".

Data security is a made up issue.

Feminism, on the other hand, seems to be made up of outdated issues.

Roughly two-thirds of the collection are single issues of titles, with the other third made up of multi-issue series.

Such newspapers usefully oblige politicians to tailor messages for an audience not made up of single-issue types or partisans.

"The claims are largely made up of determinations issued by HMRC in accordance with Regulation 80, penalties and outstanding PAYE/NIC.

As a social worker in the closely-knit communities of the atoll islands that make up the Maldives, issues like child neglect or abuse rarely surface in conversation, especially with outsiders.

Homeland security, intelligence, computers and information technology, copyright, patent and trademark issues – and taxes – make up the top five issues on which it has chosen to lobby.

Conversely, hypertension, diabetes and mental health issues make up the burden of disease and issues such as adherence to medications and continuum of care are essential.

The article also anonymously quoted an official as saying that the prospective visitors — who belong to the Elders, a group of prominent people Mr. Mandela founded last year to take up global issues — was made up of "personalities deemed hostile to Zimbabwe".