Sentence examples for would become issues from inspiring English sources

No one foresaw that huge refugee flows would become issues for our European allies.

If more people had supported the cause of democracy and not become inured to the Republic's slow decline then the challenges that Weinstein and Bunch identify would never have become issues in the first place.

And he said that securing the state from terrorism and rebuilding the economy would become important issues in what is left of the campaign.

Learning that the Saudis and their Gulf Arab allies were unhappy about plans to turn over Palestine for a Jewish state, Roosevelt agreed to consult with the Arabs before changing American policy to promote what would become Israel, issuing a presidential letter to that effect.

HOUSTON NEEDS TO EARN HIS PAYCHECK You knew the contract would become an issue eventually.

"They might believe race would become the issue rather than running the country," he said.

But it would have meant, at the very least, that China would become an issue from day one.

He knew when he voted against the Iraq resolution that it would become an issue in his campaign.

Some Bush advisers said they were never convinced that stem cell research would become an issue that affected how people voted in next year's mid-term elections.

"I worry, if I ever had to sell, if this would become an issue," said Gazala Chinwalla, a Citibank employee who owns a house in BelleFair.

Same-sex marriage advocates tried to have the ban lifted in court, but held off pressing lawmakers to repeal it because they worried it would become an issue in the presidential election.