Sentence examples similar to a knotty problem is from inspiring English sources

A knottier problem is its author's reliance on clichés.

A knottier problem is that (and there's no euphemistic way of saying this) the sort of stuff on show at the fair just isn't as interesting as it once was, at least not in terms of design.

It would be a geo-strategic error of historic proportions.The other knotty problem is Cyprus.

Revisionism revived Too many targets Animal crackers Nostalgic Nepal ReprintsA particularly knotty problem is what to do about Miss Bhutto.

An equally knotty problem is physician continuing medical education (CME) to incorporate best scientific evidence into clinical practice.

This paradoxical trick — using competition to collaboratively solve knotty problems — is the great untapped power of the Internet and social media, according to Shwetak Patel, who teaches computer science and engineering at the University of Washington.

The knottier problem is how to slow the rate of increase in health care costs.

The knottier problem is the distance between the stage and the screen on which the supertitles translating the Japanese text appear.

A knotty problem they are wrestling with uptown is Sprechgesang (speech-song) or Sprechstimme (speech-voice), an unlovely coinage associated with the Second Viennese School of Arnold Schoenberg, Alban Berg and Anton Webern.

These knotty problems are also present, but to a lesser degree, in "Tabitha," Mr. Wilson's collection of five stories for younger children.

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