Sentence examples similar to host of difficult issues from inspiring English sources

Iraq has a lot of difficult issues to resolve.

"It involves a lot of difficult issues.

If confirmed by the Senate, Mr. Pitt will face a host of difficult regulatory issues arising from globalization of the securities markets, like whether to accept foreign accounting standards, and from advances in technology, like the migration of securities trading from the exchanges to the Internet.

Visitors to Bilbao are dazzled by the stunning originality of Mr. Gehry's exuberant forms, but the building's artistry also resides in its ability to solve a host of difficult planning issues, from channeling an existing rail line through the structure to crowd control.

Moving to the kind of single-payer model that Sanders envisions would require a host of difficult choices.

They had developed a number of Standard Operating Procedures around difficult issues and participated in monthly training sessions on child protection issues.

In reality, territory is one of the difficult issues.

One of the more difficult issues is the estimation of productivity losses due to illness.

One of the most difficult issues facing the I.M.F.

"An exit strategy is one of the most difficult issues.

Whatever the mix of skills, working together with another student raises difficult issues of group dynamics.