Sentence examples for thorniest problem from inspiring English sources

Dealing with "systemically important" giants is the thorniest problem.

THE thorniest problem facing the health-care profession is how to strike the right balance between promoting health and curing illness.

It takes two authors and a scientist to respond to what is apparently the thorniest problem of all: how do you fall in love?

Most strikingly, it had ventured a daring solution to the industry's thorniest problem -- labor -- by selling a majority of its stock to its employees.

Financial obligations aside, Mr. Croft says the thorniest problem for joint boat owners is bailing out of the original purchase agreement.

It may also be a requirement for overcoming what may be the thorniest problem, at least for entrepreneurs who want to make it big: an "exit", meaning either being bought by a bigger firm or going public.

The thorniest problems are the deficits and bail-out terms.

For all that, some defense experts said the president glossed over some of the thorniest problems.

For the moment, limiting the footage to judges would avoid the thorniest problems.

Mr Ramaphosa has become a troubleshooter for some of the government's thorniest problems.

Computer vision is one of the thorniest problems facing designers of artificial intelligence and robots.