Sentence examples similar to to become issue from inspiring English sources

But Christie's payments to Mr. Davidge as well as his motivations for coming forward are widely expected to become issues at the trial.

In large organisations it's easy for basic communication problems to become issues that make anxiety sufferers feel alienated and paranoid.

The scarcity of handbells tuned at several of the pitches Britten required in the opera was to become an issue when the score was being prepared for publication.

"I just didn't want it to become an issue," Snell said.

The 203(k) fiasco is likely to become an issue in the Cuomo-McCall primary.

It also warns against allowing food and eating or not eating to become an issue.

But obviously if we keep playing like that it's going to become an issue".

"Ammunition is going to become an issue," said a defence source.

The Labour Party is desperate for the single currency not to become an issue in the next election.

(Mr. Livingston resigned at the last minute, saying he did not want his own extramarital affairs to become an issue).

I didn't want Jerusalem to become an issue because it would destroy my ability to be mayor".