Sentence examples for tricky issues in from inspiring English sources

"It's often a pro forma exercise rather than an attempt to grapple with the tricky issues in the case".

This is a tricky issue, in other words, pulling in many directions.

But the question of control is also a tricky issue in Rushdie's own writing.

Section Regression to the Mean examines a particularly important and tricky issue in data analysis, regression to the mean.

And he was thinking about ways of circumventing state certification requirements (a tricky issue in the textbook market).

Numbers have always been a tricky issue in Bangladesh, so much so that there is disagreement over even the total population of the country.

Cross-cultural communications is a tricky issue in the best of times, all the more so In times of crisis.

Kennedy didn't just disarm a ticking bomb that would have derailed his campaign; he provided the template for dealing with one of the trickiest issues in American governance, the proper coexistence of church and state.

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla .— Mitt Romney struck a more conciliatory tone toward illegal immigrants on Thursday than he took during the Republican primary season, but he backed only limited steps to address the concerns of many Hispanic voters as he confronted one of the trickiest issues in his efforts to build a broad general election coalition.

Moreover, it fails to settle what is always the trickiest issue in any devolution of power: money.

This is only going to be a trickier issue in the next decade.