Sentence examples for a tricky state from inspiring English sources
Nevada: This is a tricky state to call.
It's not surprising that West Virginia has proven to be a tricky state for pollsters.
"This can be a very tricky state when it comes to politics and voting," said David Brine, the communications director for the office of the secretary of state, which regulates state elections.
That's the equivalent of £61,000 in our terms, so it is higher than we would have wanted – £11,000 higher than the top end of our range, and I regret that, but I recognise the public finances are in a pretty tricky state.
"It is higher than we would have wanted – £11,000 higher than the top end of our range – and I regret that but I recognise that the public finances are in a pretty tricky state," Dilnot told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
That's the equivalent of £61,000 in our terms, so it is higher than we would have wanted - £11,000 higher than the top end of our range, and I regret that - but I recognise the public finances are in a pretty tricky state and it doesn't seem to me that it's so different from what we wanted as to radically transform the basis of the system.
But Alaska is a notoriously tricky state to survey accurately, with its vast geography and sparse population.
He continues to support her, but the decision is a tricky one, state political observers say.
But Colorado is another tricky state to poll, and this year, with a new mail-in ballot having been sent to every registered voter, it's trickier than ever.
Around $9 billion is due later this year, and refinancing will be a tricky proposition given the parlous state of debt markets.
