Sentence examples for most tricky issue from inspiring English sources

The firm's reputation could keep "going south" if it appears to hold back the truth, hide behind lawyers or fail to put its customers up front.The most tricky issue for GM will be how to deal with wrongful-death and product-liability claims.

If there is to be any reform, the most tricky issue to resolve will undoubtedly be payments: in the UK surrogates are supposed to be reimbursed for their expenses only (although in practice the English court can, and does, authorise payments which exceed expenses).

The two leaders were close to agreement not only on a territorial principle that most foreign governments endorse but also on the tricky issue of Jerusalem.

The coaches had to quickly create togetherness among players who for most of the year are rivals, and deal with the tricky issue of assigning lesser roles to some who are used to being stars.

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On a less complex but still tricky issue, the Obama administration has offered nutritional assistance as a humanitarian gesture to the most needy -- children, the elderly and nursing mothers -- among the North's impoverished population.

This is a tricky issue.

Another tricky issue is parking.

It's a tricky issue.

This is undeniably a tricky issue.

Still, this is a tricky issue.