Sentence examples for a really thorny from inspiring English sources

This is a really thorny issue.

"We are pleased to see that Labor has taken an important step, because this is a really thorny issue, one that needs more light shed on it," said Barbara D. Bovbjerg, a managing director at the Government Accountability Office who has analyzed the 401(k) landscape for Congress.

He dubs the wi-fi data collection trial's line on privacy as a "really thorny one".

The really thorny question that none of them can answer is whether the gang of four helped produce or delayed Labour's renewal.

The short-term issues are, if not easy, at least straightforward; it is the long-term issues that are really thorny.

With its combination of high-stakes melodrama, cinematic action and thought-provoking insight into some really thorny questions of human nature, the new novel, like its predecessors, is a superb piece of popular art, reminiscent less of other young adult books than of another pop masterpiece, the revived "Battlestar Galactica".

But the spontaneous outpouring of the #JeSuisCharlie hashtags also elides over the really thorny issue of free speech.

really interested   c. a really interesting   d. a really interested  .

A father recently put a thorny question to the authors.

The Unique is a clever solution to a thorny problem.

It's a clever solution to a thorny problem and is also amazingly cool.