Sentence examples for this issue has come from inspiring English sources

As much as climate change, this issue has come to define her prime ministership.

"This issue has come up in a bunch of buildings we manage," said Neil Davidowitz, the president of Orsid Realty in Manhattan.

"We realize that our relative silence on this issue has come at a cost," Mr. Gonzales told a committee of the American Bar Association.

This issue has come into public view largely because of an intensifying legal controversy over the skeleton of a man, apparently about 9,000 years old, that was found in 1996 in Kennewick, Wash.

This issue has come to a head in recent weeks with the dismissal of Miami Dolphins player Jonathan Martin, who left the team amidst claims of bullying and excessive hazing from his teammate Richie Incognito.

I think this issue has come to the forefront.

"People across the nation who have rethought this issue have come to the conclusion that it's time for a change, and I think it's time in New York for that same kind of assessment," said Monica Drinane, the supervising Family Court judge in the Bronx.

American officials insist that their efforts to engage the Chinese on this issue have come a long way and are paying off.

9 With so few studies available on the CCP/children's nutrition relationship, little can be concluded except that in Ghana at least, all three studies examining this issue have come to the same conclusion despite significant methodological variation; CCP is related to children's nutritional status, seemingly regardless of a child's sociodemographic profile.

Over that time, the issue has come to dominate public discourse to a degree that no one could have predicted.

But, as the Presidential campaign has heated up, the issue has come to split the parties in stark ways.