Sentence examples for be tricky to read from inspiring English sources

Both sides agree that asbestos-related disease can be tricky to read on X-rays and C.T. scans, and that fat deposits around the lining of the lungs can sometimes look like scar tissue.

The stadium is tricky to read, as the prevailing southwest wind is swallowed by the oval stadium and reversed.

Sometimes the font used for text is tricky to read — which is also why it's an app that probably works best under supervised use.

The polls have been tricky to read: the candidates were roughly tied in the polls before Mr. Thompson won the Republican primary and pulled ahead, but a Public Policy Polling survey published on Monday showed Ms. Baldwin in back in the lead.

That screen, smaller than a postcard and not very close to the driver's eyes, is tricky to read and translate while you're in motion, though it does a bang-up job at displaying trip and audio information.

Now this is tricky to say so read carefully.

It's tricky to say.

As a bookseller it can be tricky to pinpoint the reading public's appetites, but coming up this this autumn are a number of books which many will find extremely resonant.

Knome is using a technology that reads the genome in short fragments that can be tricky to assemble.

That will be tricky to pull off.

This can be tricky to figure out.