Sentence examples for a tricky question to from inspiring English sources

It's a tricky question to ask, but have there been any parallels?

So I don't know, it's a tricky question to ask because if you're going to ask me, you've got to ask everyone".

That's such a tricky question to answer, because one's tastes evolve, but my favorite authors are the ones whose work sparks within me an urge to write.

A tricky question to answer, but when it comes to the cookie on your browser, Google says if you opt out from receiving Doubleclick cookies and visit its ad preferences manager, it will recognise your opt-out status.

That's a tricky question to answer, as there isn't just one Apple Watch hitting the market.

The researchers wanted to determine whether certain pathogen-fighting genes reside at the same place in the genomes of different species, a tricky question to answer because over evolutionary time, the genes can be copied or lost, or swap segments with other genes.

That is a trickier question to answer than it was three months ago, when European Union leaders first lined up in Brussels to wag their fingers at the markets and offer vague declarations of "solidarity" with Greece in its hour of fiscal need.

That's a trickier question to answer, and it's also not clear that's in Google's best interest.

Asked why, Mr Hines said: "For a lot of other publishers, that would probably be a trickier question to answer, but Bethesda stands defiantly in support of single-player stuff.

It's a somewhat tricky question to ask since rebellion against the unpopular government of Viktor Yanukovych unfolded in distinct phases with constituencies often pushing conflicting agendas.

Riall eventually asks, "How special was Garibaldi?" That, she says, "is an especially tricky question to answer".