Sentence examples for thicket of issues from inspiring English sources

Even college officials who participate in the system acknowledge a thicket of issues.

Mr. Holmes's lawyers have raised questions about a thicket of issues regarding the legal implications of the court-ordered examinations that Mr. Holmes will have to undergo to pursue an insanity defense.

Fundamentally, this is because the letters tend to reveal not so much policies as a person -- a governor who focused on setting a tone rather than puzzling through the thicket of issues.

Under the rules, the team of advocates -- which would include a doctor other than the transplant surgeon, a nurse, a social worker and a psychiatrist -- would be charged with helping the donor navigate a thicket of issues, both physical and psychological, and making sure the donor knew the risks of the operation.

This way the SEC wouldn't have to get into the thicket of issuing rules as Congress is pressuring it to do–about how the agencies should conduct their business.

Among the thicket of unresolved issues was the question of where to put the Border Patrol station.

But a thicket of tax issues and legal entanglements may render the Huntington essentially unsalable.

Among them was the thicket of legal issues that could be involved with a former employee's writing a damning book about a large, deep-pocketed company.

In its filing, Microsoft is trying to persuade the court that the appeal will involve a thicket of technical issues, procedural challenges and disputed facts.

The case involves a thicket of legal issues, in part because of the question of Mr. Skakel's juvenile status, but also because of the long delay between the murder Mr. Skakel's arrest and his indictment in 2000.

After years of deftly threading his way through a thicket of social issues as co-chairman of the General Assembly's judiciary committee, Mr. Lawlor had stumbled into a religious war.