Sentence examples for tricky the issue from inspiring English sources

The judgments over what is acceptable editorially are very tricky; the issue of language is probably clear-cut.

Sturgess turns out to be extremely well informed about the tricky issue of the resemblances and differences between the character of Sir John Falstaff in Henry IV and Sir John Fastolf in Henry VI.

That said, there is the tricky issue concerning the "rule of law".

This brought up the tricky issue of the unbanked being seen as a potential source of revenue for financial service providers.

And so to the tricky issue of succession, the bleakness of the immediate future, and where exactly this England team can hope to go from here.

Another project to come out of the prototyping session was one that tackles the tricky issue of domestic violence using the medium of video games.

The confusion over Romney's position on the matter underscores just how tricky an issue the contraception debates are for the Republican party.

His close identification with the Budapest Festival Orchestra raises the tricky issue of what happens when he is no longer there.

Strouse said he had been working on a column on the tricky issue of how to handle the records, which, according to his paper, contain the names of baseball stars including Rodriguez and at least a half-dozen others.

But the tricky issue of Europe will hang over the unlikely summit venue that is RAF Brize Norton.

The coaches had to quickly create togetherness among players who for most of the year are rivals, and deal with the tricky issue of assigning lesser roles to some who are used to being stars.