Sentence examples similar to a particularly knotty question 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.

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

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

At work I manage to concentrate on other wordsmith tasks related to my editing job, but sometimes a particularly knotty clue will follow me around all day like the Cheshire cat, gleefully elusive.

For, as Mat Hunter, chief design officer at the Design Council, points out: "There is just as much scope to improve experiences of services through innovation in healthcare, but trying to kickstart designs can be a particularly knotty issue".

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.

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

How this might play out in Westchester, where the median price of a home is now only a rock-skip from half a million dollars, is a knotty question.

In a second decision issued Wednesday, the court sidestepped a knotty question in a case over California's attempt to cut Medicaid payment rates.

That may be a legally sensible approach to a knotty question combining genetics, economics and ethics.