Sentence examples for are really tricky to from inspiring English sources

"Its relationships to other dinosaurs are really tricky to pin down because of this mix of features and it wouldn't surprise me if it's position in the dinosaur evolutionary tree changes regularly as more people see the material," he said.

But it's really tricky to have your identity shattered and remade".

I'd want a dumpling master to make them, because they're really tricky to get right.

"So few of them bother to learn the language," he said, "and Polish bureaucracy has a reputation for being really tricky to navigate".

Every year, the red-carpet line-up from the Met Ball shows that while it is quite possible (with these budgets, bodies and mobile numbers) to look fabulous and also quite possible to look interesting, it is really tricky to combine the two.

"So it's really tricky to fix a dose which gets a person high, but doesn't kill".

George Pollard, another member of the MoB team and Bill Pollard's brother said: "We tested it out for the first time the other night and it was really tricky to ride, but after a few hours we started to crack it.

The organ was really tricky to get right, both in feel and sound.

"It's really tricky to be playing the style game that we are playing while also wanting audiences to feel like they are on the ground with our boys.

Moreover, it is really tricky to capture the material and financial aspects of SES.

"It's really tricky [to organize] because we've got so many different languages, so many different abilities," Elnashie explained.