Sentence examples for one of the 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.
The Paris treaty left unresolved the most thorny and difficult territorial question, that of Trieste.
One of the thorniest problems facing any New York City school is how to attract good teachers.
One of the thorniest problems facing dance is how to keep the classics of the past alive yet authentic.
Producer Rene Cleitman told the trade paper Variety yesterday that they had hit "one of the thorniest problems in our industry.
One of the thorniest problems, and one reason officials have given for the long delay in responding, is the difficulty of linking the dust and smoke to specific symptoms and diseases.
The chorus, always one of the thorniest problems and greatest opportunities when mounting Greek drama, is shrunk to one oddly glib man (Will Bond), and Jocelyn Clarke's translation, streamlined and cogent, emphasizes clarity.
Another major polluter was Ciba Specialty Chemicals Corp. in Toms River, once Ocean County's biggest employer and now one of New Jersey's most thorny and costly Superfund sites.
PT A Working late is one of the thorniest of problems - not least because, while we are all at it, attitudes as to whether we should be differ widely between industries, companies, departments, even line managers.
Deciding which segments and how many participants is one of the thorniest public health problems, largely because no one can predict if, when and where an attack might occur and where the victims might seek care.
