Sentence examples for be tricky to track from inspiring English sources
Because the attackers do not deploy malware and communicate in native English, they can be tricky to track.
If your name is unusual and/or there is other information on social media about where you live, it may not be tricky to track down your address.
Bottles of Rosé de la Valleé can be tricky to track down (try Sunset Beer Co. in Echo Park or Cap 'n Cork market in Los Feliz), and you may experience some sticker shock.
Hate crimes against Muslims are rare, though hate crimes are tricky to track; here's the FBI's data from 2007.
And, oddly for an e-reader aimed at glossy mag readers, it's tricky to track down some of the bigger titles.
BCG tracking has been around since the 1870s, but was hardly used for many years because it was tricky to track without special equipment (such as a frictionless table).
Legowelt was tricky to track down and when I did finally call his number, I was greeted by this peculiar, nasal voice that sounded like a cartoon private detective who wasn't in the mood for giving any straight answers.
The culprit in all this, humidity, is trickier to track than, say, rainfall and temperatures.
It is tricky to keep track of your team if you are rarely involved in their projects, so meeting both in person and online is a major step to success.
So it'll be extraordinary tricky to track these people down, even with U.S. military surveillance.
