Buying one's own name this way does raise some thorny questions, though, Ms. Li of Forrester said.
The issue of user consent is a potentially thorny one, though, especially given incoming tighter regulations in the European Union around how companies handle and process personal data.
The thornier job, though, will be figuring out who qualifies for the funds and how much each victim who survived — as well as the families of the three who died — should receive.
The thorniest question, though, is how Britain will actually go about extricating its food supply from that of Europe.
"But they aren't expensive to add, so why not toss them in?" BlueSpace raises thornier issues, though.
For years both countries have danced around this thorny issue.In recent weeks, though, talks have gone quietly ahead.
On the thorny subject of federal earmark spending, though, Mr. Begich sounded a familiar tone Wednesday.
What she has given us is good, though: tough, thorny, bloodyminded.
The subject of the current installment is the English composer Oliver Knussen, whose works, though often harmonically and rhythmically thorny, usually glow with both ingenuity and communicative warmth.
No doubt in his confirmation hearings that will be one of several thorny questions to come up, though all the indications are that the senator will be endorsed by peers from both parties.
