Sentence examples for messy problems from inspiring English sources

Accustomed to messy problems, they did not ask for explanations.

Empty promises, unanswered emails and business conducted secretively, far away from students and their messy problems.

Architecture, alone of the arts, takes the messy problems of daily life as one of its raw materials.

However, allowing significant principal modifications would stem the flood of foreclosures and reduce uncertainty about the housing market and mortgage securities, giving the authorities time to devise approaches to the messy problems of clouded titles and faulty loan conveyance.

The learning of really important skills — building student curiosity through interesting questions, searching for and processing information, thinking deeply and creatively, solving messy problems, drawing conclusions and applying results, communicating effectively in many different formats, working collaboratively — is generally ignored or minimized.

Rees had to shut down the NSW Legislative Council in order to avoid not just a loss on the lotteries legislation, but also other politically messy problems the Shooters could have created: calls for papers, instituting inquiries or blocking other bills.

A simple solution to a messy problem?

But a less-welcome visitor — sea algae — has created a messy problem.

A century after Mrs. Robinson's bright idea, taking out the garbage still presents a messy problem.

Inflammation, of course, is a "big, messy problem," involving a host of molecules and cells, Griffith said.

It's a big and messy problem that doesn't lend itself to easy solutions, quick fixes or election promises.