Sentence examples for a tricky case and from inspiring English sources

"This is really a tricky case, and I'm not sanguine about casting the net out widely for leads," she said.

These writers include Stendhal, Cervantes, Svevo, Saint-Simon -- each a master, in his way, of Acimanic irony -- as well as Wordsworth (a trickier case) and, most of all, Proust.

It may do so next year.On November 12th the Supremes heard a tricky case involving race and gerrymandering.

But that is a tricky case to make: low yields are more the consequence of central-bank policy and the low level of inflation.An alternative view is that these higher incomes are what economists call rents: excess incomes earned by those with a privileged economic position.

The GKN/Melrose saga was a tricky case, admittedly.

It's a tricky case, as Welsh has been solid but not spectacular in his 10 seasons at Providence.

During the exchange, one official, Jason Weinstein, wrote, "It's a tricky case, given the number of guns that have walked, but it is a significant set of prosecutions".

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"What's next?" But by the time the ad ran, this had become a tricky case for Mr. Traylor to make.

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Candor is a good thing, even in a tricky case like this, when the Yankees surely irked their captain, Derek Jeter, by making public their disapproval of his comments Sunday night.