Sentence examples for of difficult issues from inspiring English sources

Iraq has a lot of difficult issues to resolve.

He cited "a number of difficult issues" that have to be resolved.

And he is wary of binary questions that may hide the nuances of difficult issues.

"A number of difficult issues remain to be resolved before they can report to me".

It's tightly controlled entertainment– does that destroy any chance of serious exploration of difficult issues?

Their journeys encouraged the airing of hurts and the discussion of difficult issues.

"There are a lot of difficult issues that still need to be resolved," he said.

Afterward, Kerry spoke of progress, while acknowledging a "couple of very difficult issues" still blocking a deal.

Worse, Mr Kerry's sensible centrist instincts are muted by a need to appeal to the left of his party and by a terror of tackling difficult issues.

In a statement, it said: "EastEnders has a rich history of tackling difficult issues and Linda's story is one of these.

There are certainly a lot of other difficult issues that need their joint attention.