Sentence examples for knotty problems for the from inspiring English sources

And the strikes in Germany raise especially knotty problems for the company, which has ambitious expansion plans there.

The Enron debacle is building into a set of knotty problems for Arthur Andersen, the accounting firm that audited Enron's books for more than a decade.

They have linked it to all the knotty problems of the Middle East, demanding the creation of a Palestinian state, compensation for lives and property lost in southern Lebanon, and an immediate Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights.

The strike creates an especially knotty problem for Mr. Maduro, who calls himself the worker president and frequently points to his past as a union leader in the Caracas transit system.

Knotty problems of the same sort arise whenever you add an ethical overlay to what is normally a purely economic decision, like shopping for coffee, paying an electric bill or buying an index fund.

The Incarnation is an especially knotty problem for DDI's Christian friends.

But violent behavior presents a particularly knotty problem for families.

In other words, Scotland is a bit of knotty problem for Labour.

On the knotty problem of the Arab Spring, for instance, the best Romney could manage was a single presidential appointment, promising he would "begin organizing all of our diplomatic and assistance efforts in the greater Middle East under one official".

Princeton's Alan Blinder confronts some knotty problems in After the Music Stopped: The Financial Crisis, the Response and the Work Ahead.

Also this week look for the conclusion to two other knotty problems – the potential shutdown of federal highway and aviation programs.