Sentence examples for more tangled issue from inspiring English sources

AIDS is a more tangled issue, however.

The issue became even more tangled in September when the Justice Department issued a survey that found that in 75percentt of the cases in which a federal prosecutor had sought the death penalty, the defendant was a member of a minority group, and in more than half the cases, an African-American.

Indeed, the reactions to phony memoirs often tell us more about the tangled issues of veracity, mendacity, history, and politics than the books themselves do.

The student records issue will only become more tangled in years to come unless funding is found to secure them by microfilm and digitization.

The rubber makes your hair more tangled when you want to take it out and rips easily.

The result is a messier and more tangled "web of life".

As you work on undoing one Slinky tangle, you can risk making the Slinky get more tangled.

The roots became ever more tangled.

Then the story grew more tangled.

At Globalfest, a small world grows ever more tangled.

This is more tangled than it sounds at first.