Sentence examples for be tricky to answer from inspiring English sources

Such questions can be tricky to answer.

JAMES SUROWIECKI: It's a great question, and one that is tricky to answer.

This is tricky to answer, because on one hand, Two Cathedrals might actually be a better candidate for visual extrapolation, on account of its geographic spread.

I thought, a question that's tricky to answer even now, for Smith's novels (she wrote three, after which she abandoned fiction for ever) are nothing if not singular.

How middle-aged does this question make me feel?! It's tricky to answer, because I'm not very plugged in to the current scene here in the west of Ireland, and I tend to read the dead more than I do the living.

It would be tricky to do.

That will be tricky to pull off.

This can be tricky to figure out.

So another question you could ask is: "What is the world's average wage?" That is more tricky to answer, but a group of economists at the United Nations International Labour Organizationn (ILO) has had a go, though they have never gone public with this information.

Yes we do indeed have lots of tails preserved and there's a lot of detail indeed in those specimens, but a fairly simple question of "how long in total was this dinosaur" could be really quite tricky to answer for a very good number of species.

Primaries are tricky to cover.