Sentence examples for find tricky to from inspiring English sources

The complexity of corporate accounting offers plenty of possibilities for manipulation that even eagle-eyed accounting firms can find tricky to uncover.

So where they see potential for learning algorithms to solve problems humans might otherwise find tricky to crack — and also where those use-cases can be broadly considered socially beneficial, in an effort to steer the AI narrative away from bloodthirsty robots.

Oldham General's Patrick Steptoe produced the world's first test tube baby in 1978 and Sir John Charnley, the pioneer of hip-joint operations, would not allow any surgeon to use his prostheses until they had done a course at Wrightington hospital in Wigan, which some Harley Street eminences found tricky to locate.

In this chapter we describe how to effectively use FPV for two main types of design verification: bug hunting, where we supplement simulation to try to find tricky corner case bugs; and full proof FPV, where we try to fully establish that an RTL design implements a desired specification.

But Hollywood has long found it tricky to find the balance between being taken seriously on geopolitics without falling short on what movies are supposed to do: entertain.

And you'll probably find it tricky to get a job as an au pair, since the main qualifications have tended to be extreme youth and long legs.

As a dyslexic I often find it tricky to read from a script.

Some buyers may find it tricky to configure the MediaSmart depending on their computer.

Doesn't she find it tricky to work with them on?

Firms may find it tricky to persuade workers to accept lower wages than mandated by national pay deals.

Because of health worries about mobile-phone masts in France, Iliad may find it tricky to build its network.