Sentence examples for a vexing issue for from inspiring English sources

Abortion has long been a vexing issue for Mitt Romney.

Still, sexuality is a vexing issue for him.

With 51 games remaining in 2010, Beltran's status remains a vexing issue for the Mets.

Catholicism's a vexing issue for the Baniaks – and increasingly for Poland.

That has been a vexing issue for a White House that has proclaimed that Mr. Assad's days are numbered even as it remains anxious to turn the page on military conflicts in the Middle East.

How to define noise, pinpoint it and how to temper human and mechanical outbursts make it a vexing issue for policy makers; but for historians, it is an ideal topic to dissect, Ms. Thompson said.

One American expert notes that in China's risk-averse political system, a leader who proposes such a system risks being fired (or worse) as soon as there is a crash.The control of airspace by the air force has been a particularly vexing issue for the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC), which oversees commercial flights.

Ms. Evans said that social shopping sites would also have to be vigilant against featuring stale products — a particularly vexing issue for fashion merchandise — because retailers typically carry such products for about 12 weeks.

Early detection and management of vertical root fractures, or VRFs, remain a vexing issue that has caused needless suffering for patients as well as for dentists.

Homosexuality has become an increasingly vexing issue for the Republicans as they have sought to balance the disapproving views of homosexuality held by the party's religious right with the more accepting view of many centrist members.

Dr. Robert Smith, the director of screening for the American Cancer Society, said flat lesions were "a vexing issue" that had provoked a lot of arguments among doctors.