Sentence examples for Very knotty from inspiring English sources

So is low purity – a very knotty problem.

The 1979 Islamic revolution in Iran, for example, was a single very knotty event that, in turn, gave birth to hundreds of jihadist groups, each of which developed different methods of terror, particular techniques of attack and destruction, which themselves were always changing and evolving".

And it's been quite a change because I used to work with teams of people on a very knotty, very complex technology problems and that was kind of cool in a way.

Now Herbart, in his LPs, rightly calls the laws of psychic motion "highly diverse and for the most part very knotty", and restricts his treatment to just one equation:[46] where S is the inhibition sum (as eventually distributed; ≠ "\(S_n\)"); \(\sigma\) is the combined amount of a and b that has at any time t been inhibited; and e is the base of the natural logarithm.

Degas was prolific, and a 1988 retrospective went a long way toward untangling his very knotty chronology.

But Congress demands a single estimate from the CBO, which means that it must choose from among a huge menu of assumptions, requiring "resolution of some very knotty technical and philosophical issues".

You will most likely not want to use green woods, very hard woods, or knotty woods, since they are difficult to machine.

Knotty Ash is very proud of Liverpool becoming capital of culture.

"These knotty problems are very much par for the course in our work," said Foster.

"It's got very sophisticated furniture, and the knotty pine brings a sense of comfort and coziness," Ms. Slesin said.

The range of audiences, the layers of audiences, is admirable and very precious". And what of the knotty problem of the Last Night of the Proms - a jolly night of gleeful flag-waving for some, and a toe-curling display of jingoistic nonsense for others?