Sentence examples for are generally tricky from inspiring English sources

Biographical films are generally tricky, since the on-screen personality rarely matches the real one; they're even trickier when the subject is shrouded in misty time and debate.

The findings are generally tricky to interpret as a result of heterogeneous case mix.

Design of protocols for mobile ad-hoc networks (MANETs) is generally tricky compared to wired networks, because on the one hand the increased communication constraints given by the limited bandwidth and frequent network failures, and on the other hand the additional computation and memory constraints due to performance limitations of mobile devices must be considered.

Although the interpretation about the p-value distribution is generally tricky and needs to be done carefully, it seems that the p-value distribution for miRNA-centric μ (in green) shows overall better discriminant power than target link-centric τ (in blue) and traditional gene-centric ρ (in red) methods.

In this type of course, the route is generally tricky or long with little to no shortcuts, making it easy to get in first place and stay there.

Getting all of this together, especially for larger vertebrate fossils (which are generally rare), has therefore been tricky.

I am just over 6ft 5in, with 38in legs, so trousers are tricky – American jeans are generally a touch longer and I usually have my suits tailored.

Tidal streams are generally weak, although landing conditions are tricky when there is wind or swell from the south.

Causation is tricky to establish though as wealthier countries are generally healthier, more literate, eat more and have better infrastructure.

Empirical research on this issue is tricky, as it is generally unknown exactly why a parent chooses to stay at home, and these unknown reasons may affect the child in numerous ways.

The question of eBooks is a tricky one— creative commons licensing is good, Amazon is generally bad.