Sentence examples for difficult issue that from inspiring English sources

Transparency is another difficult issue that must be resolved, at least in principle, this week.

Fleur Britten, author of Debrett's Etiquette for Girls, has some useful advice for a difficult issue that can threaten to ruin many students' graduations – separated parents.

Friendship can be a difficult issue that requires work, Abdullah said, but the U.S. and Saudi Arabia have done it for 70 years over three generations.

"But Pakistan is a particularly difficult issue that runs up against their strategic relationship, and their rivalry with India," the official added.

"Most notably, whether the defense might be available to a seriously ill patient for whom there is no alternative means of avoiding starvation or extraordinary suffering is a difficult issue that is not presented here," Justice Stevens wrote in an opinion that the other two justices joined.

"If there's going to be a difficult issue, that's it," said Richard Block, acting director at the Michigan State University School of Labor and Industrial Relations.

"And I know that there are some very difficult issues that have come up.

"There are a lot of difficult issues that still need to be resolved," he said.

It was a pleasant news conference that avoided many difficult issues that could arise.

He cited "a number of difficult issues" that have to be resolved.

"There are a lot of complex and difficult issues that need to be hammered out.