Sentence examples for thorniest part from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Radanov, who helped found criminal forensics in Bulgaria, questioning authority was the thorniest part of being a coroner.

To its credit the play raises perhaps the thorniest part of this issue: the possibility that our worst fears about football are true, but that even if they were widely publicized, few would care enough to stop cheering.

Taking out the 1908 structure is the thorniest part of one of the largest toxic waste cleanups in the country, in what is known as the Clark Fork Basin Superfund Complex.

The thorniest part of "Reagan: The Hollywood Years" is its tracing of Reagan's Screen Actors Guild role and evolving political ideology.

The thorniest part of the recapture provision for Luongo is that if he is traded, the team that acquires him shares in the salary cap charges if he retires early.

The thorny part is in Negeen's back story.

There is both humor and heartbreak in Guerrero's story and Sale navigates the thorny parts with her trademark deftness, making this episode one for the canon.

Duncan also essentially circumvented the thornier parts of George W. Bush's No Child Left Behind law by offering waivers to states that agreed to implement the administration's agenda.

A consortium of nine environmental and indigenous organizations called AIME (Accelerating Inclusion and Mitigating Emissions) tackles some of the thornier parts of climate change - and offers real hope.

While the three navigate the thornier parts of true crime differently, they all examine the agency or lack thereof of their subjects, and how popular fascination and bias have played into the exploitation of these stories.

Various issues around the question of animal rights had recently turned thorny, in part because animal rights are perhaps not highest on Chouinard's list of concerns.