Sentence examples for perfect issues from inspiring English sources

Privacy and net neutrality are nearly perfect issues for the middle class to strike back at big tech for its latest betrayals because of the overwhelming support of public opinion for online privacy and net neutrality rights.

In many ways, workers' compensation is a perfect issue for Mr. Garamendi.

And they think that they may have found a perfect issue to shake up the political system.

This is a perfect issue for Mr. Gingrich's latest cause: religion, a commitment to God and country.

And second, Mr. Romney's well-publicized opinions about the auto bailout offer the perfect issue to lure members of the United Auto Workers to the polls.

Ukip is on to the perfect issue: majority opposition to continued rapid immigration can be linked to the need to recover policy freedom from the European commission.

Most immediately, his leadership is challenged by Hamas, the Islamic fundamentalist organization that has strong roots in Gaza -- the scene of continuous clashes last week -- and for whom the holy site is a perfect issue.

That does not mean that these drugs are harmless, but it should raise questions about whether current policies are still appropriate.Today's policies took shape mainly in the mid-1980s, when an epidemic of crack cocaine use proved a perfect issue around which President Ronald Reagan could rally "middle America".

It was, in short, a perfect arena and a perfect issue for the Democrats to pound away at Giuliani policies, free of worry that they might be seen as soft on crime or high on taxes or low on moral fiber or anything else deemed toxic in the prevailing political climate.

"I think this is a perfect issue for the Senate to bring up for a vote and make Republicans filibuster".

Health care, symbolically translated, "Who is going to care for me?", just happens to be the perfect issue to shatter the myth that we will always have everything we want because we are entitled to it.