Sentence examples similar to been a tricky problem from inspiring English sources
Getting this new study published was a tricky problem.
EVEN for one of Europe's most efficient countries, it is a tricky problem.
He offers breezy formulations like this: "Identifying the public interest seems like it might be a tricky problem.
But avoiding it, or minimizing it in the next camera you buy — well, that is a tricky problem.
"That's a tricky problem, because a train car is moving all the time, and it isn't a completely rigid object," he said.
It is a tricky problem, but a pinprick compared to the difficulties facing Flower's peers in the Australia set-up.
The laws of physics place a limit on how small they can become.This, then, is a tricky problem for those hoping to build future generations of computer chips that are vastly more powerful than today's.
Dr Tom Oliver, who was not involved in the study, wrote in a separate commentary in Science that: "It is a tricky problem to say how much biodiversity loss is too much.
Writing at Modeled Behavior, Karl Smith basically agreed with my point: "A coherent secular morality is a tricky problem in and of itself," he wrote, "one that makes absolute claims even more so, and one that makes absolute claims absolutely seems well beyond our grasp".
Inventory is a tricky problem for retailers, especially small ones.
