Sentence examples similar to sticky decision from inspiring English sources

Gordon Brown's stickiest decision last summer was who to make chancellor.

The stickiest decisions for Steinbrenner could be about Pettitte, who has an $11.5 million option, and Clemens, who has a $10.3 million option that will be paid whether or not he pitches for the Yankees, and who will surely command at least $10 million more to remain.

There are plenty of things to keep you occupied at university that don't involve questionable decisions, sticky nightclubs, and greasy kebabs.

Mr. Pataki sidestepped another sticky subject -- the decision not to include transgendered people in the bill banning discrimination based on sexual orientation.

Wells (14-2) was not overpowering, but plenty good enough to win his seventh straight decision on a sticky, 94-degree afternoon.

The Guardian's acquisition of the Observer in 1993 and the subsequent successive changes of editor involved him in sticky negotiations and sometimes in decisions much criticised by people on both the newspapers.

After a short time tracking, you'll soon find yourself thinking ahead to your "sticky note time" when making decisions throughout the day (like whether to drink that soda, or whether to step out for a 30 minute walk).

We are in a sticky situation and I have to accept whatever decision is made.' That decision was announced three hours after the match.

We're in a sticky situation and I have to accept whatever decision is made".

Awarding gift vouchers for Home Office officials is not the solution to the sticky issue of the embarrassingly large number of wrongful UK Border Agency decisions.

What makes this decision so curious is that home tax software is the quintessential "sticky" product.