Sentence examples for is tricky to replicate from inspiring English sources

Other ventures, for example in areas where customers are twitchy dealing with startups, such as outsourcing, benefit from the gravitas bestowed by Warburg Pincus's 48-year heritage, 170 staff and $37 billion in assets under management.Others have tried their hand at the building-from-scratch model, particularly in oil and gas, but it is tricky to replicate.

That's a dynamic that is tricky to replicate in other static sale models, Cheng pointed out.

The brief exterior scenes could easily be managed, but Jackson's co-star Jennifer Jason Leigh said the copious blood in the film could be tricky to replicate.

But if it does go bust, the French taxpayer must write that cheque to TVO.Even if the Finnish experiment is not explicitly subsidised, the model may nevertheless be tricky to replicate elsewhere.

One of the things that was tricky to replicate was the levels of sweat on the skin, which reflected the ambient levels of light in the room.

Turnout data is tricky to work with.

The link is tricky, to be sure.

For Nova, confidence is tricky to gauge.

"Talk" is tricky to define.

But it is tricky to deploy at the exact time depending on the situations.

The potash business is trickier to value.