Sentence examples for vexed problems from inspiring English sources

She was an active member of the Austrian Historical Commission that met in Vienna from 1998 to 2003 to resolve, in the face of considerable controversy, the vexed problems of restitution and compensation for the victims of nazism in Austria.

With the blunt honesty of a trusted friend, Blair raised with Clinton one of the most vexed problems that has bedevilled her years of public service: her toxic dealings with the press.

Despite top White House advance billing, however, the Hanover summit, may prove more a catchup among friends than a watershed moment for decisive new action by the western powers on these and other vexed problems.

The Eagles have their own vexing problems.

Two more vexing problems are the corruption of the Afghan government and the complicity of some Pakistanis with the insurgency.

This is, admittedly, the logic of desperation, raising a thousand questions and provoking as many vexing problems.

The council ruled on such vexing problems as the use of church property, tithes, judicial procedures, and patriarchal precedence.

The junior senator from Illinois often talks of faith as a moral force essential for solving America's vexing problems.

The clash has heightened tensions between Chad and Sudan, threatening to pull the two neighbors deeper into each other's vexing problems.

Mr. Wright said he realized that such a language in the hands of antisocial game players would create vexing problems.

On balance, though, the report shows that online merchants have solved some of their more vexing problems in recent years.