hot issue

On the list of hot issues, this is up there.

"I don't remember this as being one of those hot issues back then."

Education is one of the hot issues in the presidential campaign.

This program is based on current and hot issues concerned to the people directly.

I asked her about immigration, the hot issue here after crime.

"Practice rooms are probably the No. 1 hot issue in the school."

Wine names have been a hot issue in California for 70 years.

We presumed the trade bill would be a hot issue.

Maturity and age has been a hot issue this week.

Outside stock car racing, this is still a hot issue.

The main premise of the show is to create hot issues about the members in each group to be sent out to the media.

One hot issue, of course, is in those two highly charged little words: health care.

Perhaps the hottest issue is the matter of who should pay for the visit.

"This is going to be the hottest issue of the year."

"But I knew my first movie would have to deal with a hot issue.

"I'm not sure they want to deal with another hot issue like balloons so soon."

So it should have been no surprise when taxes became the hot issue in this year's race.

But now, here and in small towns across the nation, drug testing has become a hot issue.

Some are the products of politicians seeking a hot issue.

He has two hot issues: health-care reform and the state of the nation's children.

Pricing has become a hot issue in the grocery business.

The failings of hospital care have suddenly become a hot issue.

What these practices mean in terms of fairness remains a hot issue with many workers.

He also said it would become a hot issue in the next mayoral campaign.

Since September 11, 2001, the politics of immigration has become an extremely hot issue.