Sentence examples for is unusually tricky from inspiring English sources
The Lead and Copper Rule is unusually tricky to enforce, because the contaminants in question are out of the control of the water utilities.
Town-gown disputes, always fraught when universities become the most important employers, taxpayers, landlords and builders around, can be unusually tricky in New York, a city so big and bustling that it could never be defined by any one campus.
For the government, judging the relative importance of sterling, domestic demand, and how close the economy is to capacity, will be unusually tricky.Some economists reckon that higher taxes would be a useful complement, or even an alternative, to higher interest rates.
My concentration is unusually good: I find I'm correctly anticipating the behavior of even the trickiest sections.
This is not insane: diabetes is tricky, 300 million people have it worldwide, a great many die from it, and rosiglitazone is unusually good at controlling blood sugar.
Quality is unusually heterogeneous.
Moreover, fracking is unusually flexible.
Nowadays it is unusually lonely.
The night is unusually starry.
The timing is unusually right".
