Sentence examples for such knotty from inspiring English sources
Such knotty problems lie ahead.
But fixing its finances and curbing crime are such knotty tasks that even the man they call "Rahmbo" will need help.
In the months ahead, Mr Glos will get headlines as the government tackles such knotty matters as energy policy and health-care finance.In some ways, the two politicians are similar.
Addressing such knotty subjects — not to mention the legal ramifications of eminent domain — without presenting a politicized screed or a boring show was the challenge, according to Mr. Cosson.
There was no time to grapple with such knotty issues because Perry had four portraits – bound for the National Portrait Gallery – to make of people in various states of transition.
For example, the output of schools is based on a pupil count, so that productivity falls when there are more teachers, even though this cuts class sizes.Faced with such knotty difficulties, one response might be to revert to the former method of using inputs to measure government output.
The field of sex offender risk assessment has made great strides in recent years, experts say, but not great enough to solve such a knotty problem.
Increasingly distant from us, empire is such a knotty, ambiguous subject, in which the British are the bad guys rather than the plucky underdogs, that it has become easier to ignore our imperial legacy than to examine it full in the face.
"Ran" is a masterwork, but such a tough, knotty one that its art house success in 1985 still seems miraculous.
Such are the knotty ways in which different cultures pursue visions of beauty, proclaiming timeless ideals while succumbing to the tastes of their time and place.
