Sentence examples for knotty difficulties from inspiring English sources
"It often feels with George as if you are in the presence of a wise foreign policy Socrates gently disentangling knotty difficulties," says Denis MacShane, the UK's former minister for Europe.
For example, the output of schools is based on a pupil count, so that productivity falls when there are more teachers, even though this cuts class sizes.Faced with such knotty difficulties, one response might be to revert to the former method of using inputs to measure government output.
A language aspiring towards perfection and immutability is entangled in the knotty real textures of unfulfilment, difficulty, decay.
International postdocs (who may also encounter language difficulties) must not only deal with the same array of knotty problems as his or her American counterpart, but also with the added complications of visa status.
Though there are real difficulties for the pianist, the Third Concerto is much more playable than the knotty First or the audacious Second.
Other knotty issues abounded.
The Look Knotty by nature.
Knotty rules give bureaucrats power.
Those two questions are knotty ones.
These are knotty, unanswerable questions.
