Sentence examples for a tricky debate from inspiring English sources

She ended the 10-minute call by explaining that she had to return to a "tricky" debate in the House of Commons.

He will also present a budget in the spring, which will involve a tricky debate about raising the sales tax to help plug the budget deficit and pay for Japan's growing pension costs.

But how sincerely the party wants to embrace the Limbaugh base is a trickier debate.

At the same time, the FRC is also involved in the controversial machinations over how regulators should treat the tax practices of international companies such as Google and Starbucks, as well as resolving the tricky debate over how the balance sheets of banks should be valued.

A: Tricky.

Let's have the tricky debate at the intersection of free speech and abusive speech.

Because the subject matter for the G20 is exclusively economic, its members can avoid tricky debates about politics.It currently suits neither America nor China to elevate the status of the G2The success of the G20 since its first summit in Washington, DC, in November 2008 has surprised many sceptics.

The errors, absurd misstatements and unrelenting extremism were not the result of some "gotcha" moment in which a candidate was cornered in an interview or debate by a tricky (or maybe not so tricky) question.

Making a condemned person's last meal into art is a tricky proposition, given the fierce debate about capital punishment, and Professor Green said she had sometimes been criticized for doing it.

However, delineating commercial and non-commercial research has proven to be a tricky and sensitive issue, opening jurisprudential debates on the merits of infringement claims (Misati and Adachi [2010]).

The brewing battle over the protections of drug company monopolies is one of the trickiest debates emerging in politics.