Sentence examples for making issue from inspiring English sources

Ailes began making issue ads and advising candidates.

And the filmmakers have experience in making "issue" movies work.

Nick Mabey, CEO of E3G, said negotiators see the threat to the sovereignty of states as a "technical issue, not a rule making issue".

Who wouldn't rather say "Internet" than "the thing that allows us to have access to global information, shop from our Barcaloungers and receive junk mail without going to the mailbox?" What's more fascinating is the shifting meanings of established words, like making "issue" a synonym for "problem".

It specialises in making issue-based documentaries and has pioneered new models of funding and distribution, experience that can only benefit the bureau.

I want my art – making issues understandable without words – to inspire people.

But rapid growth is making issues arising from the technology less theoretical every day.

This combination of knowledge and lack thereof contributes to making issues of risk complicated from an epistemological point of view.

The artists with whom Himid was associated had started making issue-oriented work at the beginning of the decade, responding to such events as the riots that erupted in the South London borough of Brixton and the Birmingham neighborhood of Handsworth in 1981 disturbances sparked by perceived police injustice toward young black men.

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

It has to be that they make issues more complicated.