Sentence examples for most thorny problems from inspiring English sources

Indeed, one of the most thorny problems so far has been that Iran has been pretty sure that America and its allies didn't really want a deal either, and were just going through the motions before an attack could be justified to the world.... an assumption that Iran is going nuclear can lead decision-makers to miss the signals and signs when a negotiated settlement is actually possible.

The stalemate continued to be caused by one of the most thorny of Iraq's problems: the divided city of Kirkuk in the north.

Even as about half the 500,000 doctors in the United States report having a Web site (though most are little used), medical authorities are scrambling to figure out how best to use the sites and forestall potentially thorny problems.

Already, some thorny problems have surfaced.

Yet online gambling presents thorny problems as well as opportunities.

Its technology also side-steps several thorny problems in the design of microprocessors.

In her novels, idealists and fast-trackers wrestled with thorny problems of love and social identity.

Does she have the diplomatic finesse to handle thorny problems in the Middle East?

Salesforce is not alone in trying to address these thorny problems.

Still, the specificity of the details recorded is bound to raise thorny problems.

The Paris treaty left unresolved the most thorny and difficult territorial question, that of Trieste.