Sentence examples for volatile topics from inspiring English sources
There will also be amendments on the politically volatile topics of abortion and immigration.
"Among the courses [plaintiff Jennifer Lynn Glass] teaches is one on fertility and reproduction, which includes classroom discussion on such currently volatile topics as abortion and unwanted pregnancies.
Getting together for a workout is not the time to bring up money issues or other volatile topics.
But abortion has proved to be a politically volatile topic for Mr. Romney, whose evolving views have disappointed liberals and stirred distrust among conservatives.
Because its subject is ever evolving — "Jonson, like his own creation, Volpone, moved with the agility of a player from one role to the next," as Donaldson puts it — the book moves at a lively clip, despite the occasional excessive divagation into the byways of court politics and the troublesome matter of religion, which remained a volatile topic throughout Jonson's life.
Unfortunately, land use planning is a politically volatile topic that federal agencies avoid.
We expected the jokes about Trump to come from Rosie O'Donnell, but she declined to talk about him, choosing less volatile but important topics: her kids, and heart attack, reminding women of her mantra for detecting a problem: HEPPP, hot, exhausted, pain, pale, puke.
— After unexpectedly endorsing same-sex marriage and injecting a volatile social issue into the 2012 race, President Obama returned to the topic of the economy Friday, promoting his proposals to allow more Americans to get low-interest mortgage refinancing.
He told the Israeli cabinet on Sunday that the topic was volatile and delicate.
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