Sentence examples for more thorny from inspiring English sources
None was more thorny, for him, than quantifying the evidence.
More thorny is the question of religion, ethnicity and school provision.
His future is a more thorny issue, one Electronic Earth doesn't satisfactorily answer.
Unfortunately not, because the other big issue for improving coverage is even more thorny – the UK's planning laws.
In any event, of course, the issue of payments is a sensitive one, and it's made all the more thorny in wartime and in combat zones.
Their predicament is among the more thorny results of a securitization process that made so much money available for home loans.
That is a departure from the more popular, but thorny and demanding, Richter-Rauzer Attack with 6 Bg5.
U.S. appeals for more cooperation on thorny regional issues are often viewed as a demand for capitulation in key strategic arenas, including Syria, Bahrain, Lebanon and Yemen.
The Past is Prologue Ironically, the Emanuel administration's efforts to scatter Occupy Chicago from downtown have created a much more formidable and thorny problem for the city.
During his youth in Poland in the 1960s, Mr. Stanko favored a thornier, more unsettled style, drawing on the radical new example of an American jazz avant-garde.
Ailey's language is rendered in thornier, more geometric tones than usual, but this shift comes across as a stylistic exercise more than a necessary means of saying something urgent or deeply felt.
