Sentence examples similar to bit thorny from inspiring English sources

If you are planning a brand-new small business — one that has yet to make even a modicum of profit — the calculations are a bit thornier.

For earlier generations of feminists, feelings about heterosexual eroticism were a bit thornier.

The story is a bit thornier than it might seem at first, since Hirsi Ali has at times made inflammatory statements against Islam itself.

The issue of affordable higher education is a bit thornier for Democrats, but every candidate has backed some form of free college.

Small and midsize businesses, many facing product and project complexities a bit less thorny than those in the 777, are enjoying a democratization of sophisticated 3-D design.

How these rules translate to situations about life and death, however, is a bit more thorny.

I know it's a little bit of a thorny issue in terms of altering your body but I'm really happy with how they look.

That's a bit much: the thorny Israeli-Palestinian crisis is at the heart of regional geopolitics and polarizes the conversation in ways the upheavals further east just don't.

That contrasts with the previous government's fondness for searching out the thorniest bits of history and raising them as acerbically and often as it could.All this should go down well elsewhere.

Along the way we've been able to plumb the lives of some remarkable characters, examine some thorny issues, and lift the veil a bit on how many of our favorite games are played.

That's the unfortunate part, is that Thorny is the one that gets pushed out a little bit".