Sentence examples for knotty issues of from inspiring English sources

But knotty issues of Islamic family law have arisen in courts all over Europe.

Papaoutai is staggeringly powerful, as Stromae again compromises like a Belgian by palpably shifting from philosophical wondering to anger and back, all around the knotty issues of fatherhood.

She might have enough time to do a few popular things increase spending on the poor, say, or give primary education a boost, without confronting the knotty issues of economic reform.

But it gamely tackles knotty issues of race and identity, suggesting that everyone, no matter how devout and well-meaning, carries some kind of racial baggage that surfaces under the right set of pressures.

"Who are the bad guys?" In classroom after classroom, instructors struggled to adjust their syllabuses to reflect questions like that, emphasizing "non-state conflict" and "homeland defense," and knotty issues of balancing national security with personal freedom.

Yet some campuses, including Princeton, are gingerly taking on some knotty issues of today, often pushed by activist students like the ones from half a century ago who are being honored today.

First the finance, then the nuts-and-bolts production, and finally the knotty issue of distributing the product.

The one real argument involves the knotty issue of VAT, which is not applied to tips that are freely given.

Even a last-minute announcement that a deal had been reached on the knotty issue of drug trafficking failed to boost Mr Santos in the election.

— Jeff Gordinier The Wall Street Journal: Jay McInerney on the great white wines of Meursault: he loves the 2008 vintage, but fears the continuing knotty issue of premature oxidation.

Had it been compiled 20 years ago, his sources might have been far less willing to discuss candidly the knotty issue of Hart's personal life.