Sentence examples similar to knotty projects from inspiring English sources

But Adrover was engaged in a knottier project.

Take, for instance, a blockbuster success such as Iron Man 3. Indirectly, that helps kindle a knottier, riskier project such as the upcoming Christine, in which she gives what may be her finest screen performance, as the 70s news reporter Christine Chubbuck, who found notoriety when she killed herself live on TV.

Peter Thiel, who made a fortune when PayPal was sold to eBay, is involved with both the Methuselah Foundation, dedicated to conquering the knotty problem of death, and various "trans-human" projects, which look to get around the death thing by moving human consciousness into silicon.

(Sinagra) * THE GOOD LIFE (Tonight) This band is the quieter project from singer-songwriter Tim Kasher (who also leads the knotty emo act Cursive); expect to hear hushed, densely written songs from the strong recent Good Life CD, "Album of the Year" (Saddle Creek), on which the pairings are even sadder than the splittings.

While the plan was seemingly meticulous in addressing the economics of such a project, it did not begin to come to grips with some of the knotty political realities ahead.

Given the tremendous uncertainties entailed in each stage of the study, Wolfgang Hoffmann, a professor at the University of Greifswald's Institute for Community Medicine in Germany, says the project is unlikely to provide a definitive answer on dose response relationships or resolve knotty questions such as whether childhood leukemia incidence increases with proximity to nuclear power plants.

Such a knotty problem!

Other knotty issues abounded.

The Look Knotty by nature.

Knotty rules give bureaucrats power.

Those two questions are knotty ones.