Sentence examples for slippery issue from inspiring English sources

Economic growth is a similarly slippery issue.

Neuberger used the Lord Alexander of Weedon lecture to tackle the slippery issue of parliamentary sovereignty.

Other presentations also considered the slippery issue of authorship when antecedence, originality and context are in question.

More dependable water flows lead to improved navigation and irrigation south of the border; BC also co-operates when the United States asks it to spill water over its dams to help meet obligations under endangered-fish-species legislation.In fact, fish are the other slippery issue.

All of these questions showcase the slippery issue of valuation.

Some may then conclude that the project of individuating distinct types of body representations is a "slippery issue" (Holmes & Spence, 2005, p. 16) that should be avoided.

That's the title of a show at the Grand Palais (March 17 to June 26) that rustles up 400 works made between 1895 and 1905 to address such slippery issues as national movements versus pan-European styles, and the post-Romantic relationship of man to nature.

Just a few months ago, when the peace process in the Middle East was less slippery, the issue of donations from a Muslim-American organization would have carried less significance among Jewish voters.

The Jury Is Out" (Feb. 17): Mercury is indeed a slippery subject, and you managed to come down on both sides of the issue.

A slippery subject, indeed.

It would have been interesting to have heard Clinton's response to the question of whether she was trying to be slippery on this issue.