Sentence examples for pesky matter from inspiring English sources

There's also the pesky matter of insurance.

Which brings us to the pesky matter of economic sustainability.

Then, to there's the pesky matter of unintended consequences.

Finally, there is that pesky matter of public debt, which is still 90% of eurozone GDP.

The reporter Michael Cooper's story in The Times last weekend was very much in the discussion, seen by some as a sign that the mainstream media is taking the whole matter of truth-telling, truth-stretching and the pesky matter of factuality with a new level of seriousness.

Once the designers got the pesky matter of showing clothes out of the way (one look featured red-fringed hot pants that resembled the top of a carousel), they got down to business, asking the audience to follow them on their journey to becoming the next Oliver Stone.

Mr. Luckett acknowledges all of those pesky matters, but says that none were particularly problematic.

Several possible routes to sympathy are demonstrated, and none are blocked (for long) by difficulties like ingrained homophobia or pesky matters of race and class.

In the first episode, the focus is less on the pesky matters of two world wars, the Great Depression and those endlessly debated accusations of antisemitism, racism, and cultural imperialism, and more on Disney's legendary vision and drive.

There was that pesky thing called process.

This feels like the way Apple would want to design the iPhone if only all those pesky antennas didn't matter.