Sentence examples for most complicated issues from inspiring English sources

How to deal with charges of corruption continues to be one of the most complicated issues in French politics.

The war in Libya represents one of the most complicated issues for Mr. Obama as he sets out his own form of modern liberalism.

The absence of the non-European leaders here is a significant barrier to making headway on many of the most complicated issues on the agenda.

Genetically modified crops are one of the most complicated issues under discussion, according to William A. Reinsch, president of the National Foreign Trade Council, a U.S. group that advocates for lower trade barriers.

This week's story also raised the topic of recipe adaptation, one of the food world's most complicated issues because there is no recipe copyright bureau; the judgment of what's an adaptation and what's a new recipe entirely lies with whoever puts out a new recipe.

The Covington Catholic students were minors who were apparently mature enough to participate in the abortion debate — one of the most complicated issues of our time, and what brought them to Washington — but not mature enough to walk away from hecklers.

Climate change is the most complicated issue the world has faced.

With the possible exception of drug smuggling, migration is the most complicated issue between the United States and Mexico.

Hadi al-Ameri, an Iraqi lawmaker, said immunity was "the most complicated issue remaining".

THE right of return is the most complicated issue for us, and the most difficult," said Hussein al-Sheikh, one of a number of Fatah leaders on the West Bank adamantly opposed to Mr. Arafat accepting the American proposals.

How, and when, Greece's national debt comes down to 120% of GDP? (this is the most complicated issue, with haircuts, buybacks and loan extensions all on the table) Next Loan Installment.