Sentence examples for a particularly sticky problem from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Obama, China's currency has been a particularly sticky problem.

But even assuming all this is doable, there remains one particularly sticky problem.

As the capital of Guangdong Province, home to the largest numbers of migrant workers in China, Guangzhou poses particularly sticky problems for the government, which faces not only the risk of unrest but also a serious blow to its prestige among the people.

A particularly sticky point will come when poor countries such as Bulgaria and Romania negotiate with oil-rich Iraq.

The issue of refugees is a particularly sticky subject, as any negotiation quickly turns to the status of Palestinian refugees.

Financing any deal for MTN may be a particularly sticky issue for U.S. banks right now because of the administration's increasing pressure on Iran.

Including this M Coupe, which seemed to have a particularly sticky second gear.

That's a particularly sticky issue for a company like Fitbit with such a large female user base.

Politicians can't please everyone, and this country is in a particularly sticky rut.

But for iPhone and Mac, Reflector is a brilliant solution to a sticky problem.

Monroe College, a for-profit school founded in 1933, faced a sticky problem in the early 1980's.