Sentence examples for been a sticky issue from inspiring English sources

Euston has always been a sticky issue for HS2.

That could be by user authority, which has been a sticky issue in the past.

Registration has been a sticky issue in IP law, as it isn't necessary for the creation of a copyright — but as this isn't creation of copyright, in fact not technically copyright at all in some ways, it's an ideal time to introduce the concept to the benefit of the public and with very little if any inconvenience to rights holders.

Commenting on student's responsibilities regarding HECS fees has always been a sticky issue for the Government, largely due to the fact most Members of Parliament graduated during the Whitlam golden age of no university fees at all.

"That's a sticky issue," says a well-placed Democrat.

This is a sticky issue, however, because cultures and races express themselves differently.

While George Osborne has heralded the latest fall in unemployment as progress towards his goal of full employment, there is a sticky issue that remains as problematic as ever: youth unemployment, running at more than two and a half times the national average despite almost 750,000 jobs remaining unfilled.

The nature and use of sexually explicit material is a sticky issue for just about everyone, exposing as it does the often irreconcilable contradictions of social liberalism, personal aesthetics, feminism, the theoretical omniscience of Jesus, adult terror of one's mum, public v private sexual personae and the barely understood animal drive to copulate that paws at the soul of human civilisation.

Trade was a sticky issue for Mr. Kerry throughout the primaries, and now he must balance the need to motivate union members, who will become the spine of the Democrats get-out-the-vote effort, while appealing to the more moderate voters likely to swing the election.

It's a sticky issue, to say the least.

That's a sticky issue right now considering the amount of pressure tech companies are under to identify users, respond to law enforcement requests and so on.