Sentence examples for elusive issue from inspiring English sources

Even if those conditions could be met, the participants still have to grapple with the most elusive issue in the UN's six-point plan – a "Syrian-led political process and transition".

At a seminar here this week on relations between America and Islam, one of the questions discussed by American and Muslim scholars was that elusive issue: Where is the Arab street and how might it respond to a U.S. invasion of Iraq?

Nevertheless in Computational Perception the definition of vowels is a very complex and elusive issue.

On November 11, the United Nations Security Council will discuss the pressing, but still elusive issue of protection of civilians in armed conflict.

The second, and most elusive issue is that of clonality.

A fundamental, but elusive, issue is just how common CTE is among those exposed to recurrent head trauma.

For the critical care basic scientist, there remain elusive issues about the underlying pathophyiology of these diseases, especially sepsis.

The system is bridging more elusive issues like attitudes and professional identities to more concrete and practical ones such as booking routines or areas of responsibility.

Therefore, seropharmacology is quite suitable to the study on Chinese medicine, and it is increasingly employed in pharmacological research on Chinese herb, especially Chinese herbal formula [ 2- 5], However, seropharmacology maintains some elusive issues, particularly the method of preparing drug-containing serum, which need to be intensively elucidated.

The video no longer exists on YouTube, and the elusive Mr. Koch issued a public apology (and tagged Google co-founder Sergey Brin) on his Google+ account for the video's sudden exposure.

The answer to this question remains elusive and the issue itself continues to be an area of contention in the field [ 24].