Sentence examples for is equally tricky from inspiring English sources

Culture is equally tricky.

But there are political obstacles, particularly in America, where a large and vocal contingent in Congress accuses the Fed itself of being a threat to stability, pointing to loose monetary policy as a cause of the housing mania.International co-ordination is equally tricky.

The fourth innings could be equally tricky.

It will be equally tricky to be eliminated from the other four-team group, which comprises France, Samoa, Papua New Guinea and the holders, New Zealand.

Getting those good pop songs heard can be equally tricky for some artists, and for some years Dagny was experiencing only modest success.

Shaun Pollock, in his first Test series, was equally tricky, but with Alec Stewart as his partner, 75 runs were scored at a good rate at the start of England's second innings.

Every major scandal that the Panama Papers have brought to light is equally (if not more) tricky to understand as this whole Putin business.

As the first Democrat in nearly four decades to win Indiana's top elected education post, Ritz's next challenge is equally steep: navigate the tricky politics of the Republican-controlled statehouse.

(Sidenote: What or who constitutes a sitcom star is nearly as tricky as determining age, and is equally "my baseball, my rules".

The question of how the broadcasters have fared on TV ratings is an equally tricky assessment, and England's swiftest exit from a World Cup in 56 years certainly hasn't helped.

In television there is the equally tricky Second Sitcom Syndrome – and in 1999 Graham Linehan and Arthur Mathews' brutally underrated Hippies, which came after the pair's smash hit Father Ted, fell foul of it.