Sentence examples for a particularly tricky question from inspiring English sources

At the time, Dr. Crenshaw was at Duke studying a particularly tricky question in biomechanics: how microscopic marine organisms swim.

If you wanted to set a particularly tricky round in a pub quiz, you could fill it with questions about Brit winners of years past – Who was the best British female in 2006?

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.

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

Liberalisation of cross-border services is coming at a particularly tricky moment for SNCF.

The Anzacs were given a particularly tricky stretch of Gallipoli to attack.

Blood Meridian is a particularly tricky book to adapt.