Sentence examples for tangle of issues from inspiring English sources

By a long way, it is the best single thing to read on this tangle of issues.

The Mets' season reflected the tangle of issues Alderson and his deputies would need to address in the off-season.

What typically keeps an organization from opening their archives is a tangle of issues around licensing and publishing.

Programmes such as BBC2's Employable Me have explicitly dealt with the tangle of issues around autism and work.

One story line after another brought Alicia Florrick face to face with the tangle of issues that have shaped her woman scorned-working mother character.

But Mr Miliband's speech, successful though it was, did not slice through the tangle of issues that have made Labour's position so tricky in the past two years.

Or a tangle of legal issues will prevent a building from being cared for, as was the case with a narrow white town house on Waverly Avenue in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn.

First Boston, the fifth-biggest investment bank in the world, still faces a tangle of legal issues and a steep climb to become the "premier investment bank" that Mr. Mack says he wants it to be.

Formed last year with a $4.5 million grant from the Pew Charitable Trusts, the commission's focus includes a tangle of complex issues, including adjustments to fisheries and aquaculture management systems, coastal development and coastal pollution -- particularly nonpoint source pollution.

Far from dissolving, ETA, which is considered a terrorist group by the European Union and the United States, made it plain that it saw itself, and its political wing, as a major players in future negotiations on a tangle of complex issues arising from the prolonged violence.

Here, he says, lies a danger, common to the US and Europe: that if the mainstream left does not convincingly address the tangle of economic issues that underlies this year's great outbreak of protest and unrest, the initiative could easily be seized by the right.