Sentence examples for a knotty set of from inspiring English sources

"It's a knotty set of issues," Mr. Aftergood said.

It is a knotty set of decisions, not easily unraveled, and some of them are bound to become visibly contentious soon.

There is every chance the UK would have headed towards negative inflation, bringing a knotty set of challenges for policymakers and intensifying the imbalance between imports and exports.

Now we have the Frank-Dodd proposal, which, while not a panacea, offers a smart approach to a knotty set of problems — an approach that should breathe some life into the housing market, the mortgage market and the related securities markets.

The refugee challenge for Kenya poses a knotty set of challenges, both urgent and longer term.

But they also will have to deal with a knottier set of issues.

But it also further complicates an already knotty set of questions around danger, sex and eroticism.

The revelation raises a knotty and uncomfortable set of issues for anyone in the information business — and exposes a touchy paradox in providing any kind of news or information that affects markets.

This lively début combines a knotty coming-of-age tale and a high-society caper.

Thus the stage is set for a knotty, tangled drama of resentment, uncertainty and trauma; again, very rock'n'roll.

The Enron debacle is building into a set of knotty problems for Arthur Andersen, the accounting firm that audited Enron's books for more than a decade.