Sentence examples for almost as tricky from inspiring English sources

Taking pictures of the sea is almost as tricky as surfing.

The politics of that will be tricky, perhaps almost as tricky as the current politics of immigration.

But weaving a path through the preparations is proving almost as tricky as making one's way across the battlefield was back then, when the Duke of Wellington, as commander of an international alliance of forces, crushed Napoleon.

Predicting the shape of the industry is almost as tricky as calling who will walk away with this year's Man Booker Prize – winning a £50,000 prize and an assured sales bonanza.

Iran, for example, is almost as tricky a problem as Syria.

What Michael Gorra has done — and I can't decide whether it's modest or brazen — is to make his book almost as tricky to negotiate, let alone to summarize, as James's.

This can be nearly as tricky as entering.

Asking about her other work proves just as tricky.

Your SS can be almost as strong as dual or dual+, but it's usually trickier to use, so again don't use it unless you're sure it can hit for nice damage.

Four hundred years on, the poser is as tricky as ever.

It's almost as powerful.