Sentence examples for thorniest causes from inspiring English sources

The proposed remedies, some critics said, treat some peripheral effects of the crisis rather than its thorniest causes.

It is viewed as a nuisance by trawlers, however, because its bulk and thorny skin cause it to damage netted catches.

Ms Amara's plan does not even touch some of the thorniest issues, such as the causes of high unemployment.

Thorny-headed worms may cause their host to perceive sunlight as darkness, and thus swim up instead of down.

To be aware of global thorny issues affected so many less fortunate; be empathetic to those causes, and contribute in making the world a better place.

Explaining the causes of the Depression and its larger legacy is one of the thorniest, most crowded topics in economic history.

He nimbly leads us through many historical thickets, including the causes of the economic depression of the 1870s, the switchbacks of federal Indian policy, three thorny presidential elections and one presidential assassination.

Truly the suite (or train) of happenings is ingeniously devised, which causes suspicion to take root in the woman's brain and grow finally into a thorny and forbidding monster of mental vegetation.

The music was the thorniest aspect.

The thorniest questions involve supply.

The thorniest issue of all is privatisation.