Sentence examples for knotty causes from inspiring English sources
UNITED NATIONS — The annual United Nations General Assembly debate, which comes to a close on Monday with a final flurry of speeches, might be called a convention of knotty causes, some of them distinct long shots.
Personal animus aside, the suit raises a knotty question of responsibility.
And now it is the knotty issue of immigration that has made him a local cause célèbre, thrust him into one of the nation's most contentious debates, jeopardized his future and sent a current of fear through the $550-billion-plus restaurant industry.
Sleeping with curlers may cause discomfort and can make your hair get really knotty.
On the knotty but crucial question of how to reduce deforestation and the emissions it causes, progress was scanty.Mr de Boer suggested that a deal in Copenhagen would involve rich countries accepting big cuts and helping poor ones to curb the growth of their emissions with handouts of cash and technology.
Other knotty issues abounded.
The Look Knotty by nature.
Knotty rules give bureaucrats power.
Those two questions are knotty ones.
President Obama faces a knotty decision in whether to approve the much-delayed Keystone oil pipeline: a choice between alienating environmental advocates who overwhelmingly supported his candidacy or causing a deep and perhaps lasting rift with Canada.
