Sentence examples for a tricky calculation from inspiring English sources
But Mr Obama faces a tricky calculation.
Mr Fabius has a tricky calculation to make.
It is a tricky calculation, however, because that longer time frame for viewership is not used when charging advertisers.
Mr. Boehner in particular faced a tricky calculation about how much he could compromise without losing support not just from his large contingent of Tea Party-inspired fiscal conservatives, but also from social conservatives who were eager for a victory on abortion and other issues.
Investors tend to use an Internet company's revenue growth to project when it will begin to generate earnings, which is a tricky calculation to begin with and even more perilous in the current volatile interest rate environment.
The FCC, which long has made net neutrality a top priority, faces once again a tricky calculation about how to balance the need for consumer and small-business protections against a desire to let the free market run its course.
As Dickie says, "That's the tricky calculation she will have to make.
Women who make it to 65 these days can expect 20 years of retirement.Even that tricky calculation relies on people working to 65 in the first place.
It is painstaking work, involving tricky calculations as to the likelihood that mortgages will default.
(How physicists learned to master such tricky calculations is the subject of my first book, Drawing Theories Apart).
