Sentence examples for so-called issues from inspiring English sources

Mitt Romney and President Obama are pounding the campaign trail, courting swing voters by talking about so-called issues like "jobs," "the budget" and "health care".

There is endless speculation about campaign finances, and some questions about so-called "issues," which in reality are reduced to clichéd slogans.

As for James's earlier material reality, it steers clear, thankfully, of the Everyman cipherdom that so-called issues fiction usually delivers.

Responding to similar words by Locke in a farewell speech Wednesday, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said, "We oppose any person using these so-called issues to interfere in China's internal affairs and make thoughtless remarks and criticize summarily". Hua argued that human rights in China have greatly improved when compared with previous decades.

Instead, they choose to fan the flames to sell papers or induce ratings, all to give them an excuse to be paid to write or talk about the so-called issues.

These groups often spend even more targeting candidates through so-called issue ads that stop short of calling for the individual's election or defeat, but manage to paint a politically resonant picture nonetheless.

The effort has produced a flood of so-called issue advertising that is being broadcast here.

The commercials are part of a rapid expansion in the use of so-called issue advertising.

Both parties used soft money for so-called issue advertising to promote their presidential candidates.

You see, this latest so-called issue really isn't problematic at all.

The parties can spend soft money only on so-called issue advertisements, which promote or attack candidates without invoking elections.