Sentence examples for a particularly knotty problem from inspiring English sources

But violent behavior presents a particularly knotty problem for families.

His real motivation was the challenge of figuring out a particularly knotty problem.

He had felt the joy that comes with figuring out a particularly knotty problem, and he couldn't give that up.

One afternoon this spring, while sitting in a cluttered nook off the hall near her lab, biochemist Susan Gerbi grabbed a sandwich from a brown paper bag and contemplated a particularly knotty problem she was trying to solve.

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

The strike creates an especially knotty problem for Mr. Maduro, who calls himself the worker president and frequently points to his past as a union leader in the Caracas transit system.

The Incarnation is an especially knotty problem for DDI's Christian friends.

On Monday a coalition of TV broadcasters put forward a particularly knotty plan for next spring.

Benedict Cumberbatch's Holmes is fascinating even when he's staring into space and wrestling with a particularly knotty puzzle.

PAUL M. WORTMAN East Setauket, N.Y., Aug. 7, 2013 To the Editor: Frank Bruni's Aug. 6 column, "Striking Olympic Gold," offers a creative solution to a knotty problem.

This ability represents a practical approach to a knotty problem in compositional data analysis.