Sentence examples for start an issue from inspiring English sources
In New York political circles, a "Checkbook" is the wealthy client of a consultant who wants to run for office or start an issue campaign but whose only qualification or redeeming value is being rich.
The Red Sox have to extend the series to make Martínez's next start an issue.
In the issue discussion mode, the detail viewer unfolds the historic and ongoing discussion of issues related to the selected object, and the user can start a new issue to discuss if necessary.
It's very important to me that you understand I NEVER start with an issue.
Maybe, I said, as our meeting concluded, we might start with an issue devoted to this.
Q: Let's start with an issue that's received a lot of attention as of late: graduate student housing.
Start with an issue you want to address.
Do not start discussing an issue or family matter, or complain at that moment.
In some competitive House races across the country, Democrats have already started making an issue of Mr. Foley's resignation.
Any time an independent filmmaker wants to start a project, funding is an issue.
So Mr. Johnson has started a single-issue union organizing campaign, EARN, for Employee Association to Renegotiate Noncompetes, and is collecting signatures at a website, noncompetes.org.org
