Sentence examples for of the most difficult issues from inspiring English sources

THE 10,000 politicians, bureaucrats, businessmen and green activists descending on the Netherlands for a conference on global warming, which opens in The Hague on November 13th, will grapple with one of the most difficult issues facing the planet.

"An exit strategy is one of the most difficult issues.

One of the most difficult issues facing the I.M.F.

The cost of universal coverage is likely to be one of the most difficult issues.

"They are dealing with perhaps some of the most difficult issues of Thyssen- Krupp's existence".

One of the most difficult issues is how to value the loans.

Compensation for those displaced remains one of the most difficult issues to resolve.

The tax-cut deal apparently settles one of the most difficult issues that has held up a final budget agreement.

Higher education funding and student support is one of the most difficult issues on the domestic political agenda.

The abuse of children by members of the clergy remains one of the most difficult issues for the church.

Secret talks in 2007 came close to resolving some of the most difficult issues, including the status of Kashmir.