Sentence examples for a particularly tricky challenge from inspiring English sources

It's a particularly tricky challenge.

The Penn State case presents a particularly tricky challenge for the N.C.A.A.

Justine Roberts, founder of Mumsnet, said: "How children negotiate the internet is a particularly tricky parenting challenge as it's not one that most of us have experienced in our own childhoods, so sometimes it's hard to know just how concerned to be.

The designation of 'farmer spouse' also presents a particularly tricky methodological challenge for researchers, as one US study identified 40% of farm 'homemakers' that frequently engaged in farm work tasks [ Reed et al., 1999].

A dozen or so either faulted some of the diagrams or challenged me with a particularly tricky sentence.

This is threading a particularly tricky needle.

A particularly tricky issue is how to address an envelope.

But that of women is a particularly tricky category.

The suspension comes at a particularly tricky time for MSNBC.

Concert hall flamenco requires a particularly tricky suspension of disbelief.

Yet same-sex marriage may present a particularly tricky issue for him.