Sentence examples for make tricky from inspiring English sources

Boffins make tricky leading men.

It has to make tricky decisions about how to progress.

Cozy acoustic arrangements take on eerie shadows, snappy rockers make tricky turns, wistfulness expands to grandeur.

In 1983 his father left a reported billion-dollar estate).Alas, this daddy did not anticipate that bureaucracies would make tricky sons-in-law.

Proper cost-wellbeing analysis would provide crucial evidence to help make tricky decisions like where to put the UK's third runway.

At publications without such blanket policies in place — which, so far, is everywhere except Eater — critics are left to make tricky calls on their own.

It's a numbers game made tricky by the fact that the bookie is blinded by parental love.

Even if companies are motivated, compliance is made tricky by overlapping regulators and thousands of pages of regulations.

Any career transition can be made tricky by the need to find the right vocabulary to describe the transferable skills you have to offer.

The Bush/Cheney duo, however, is a completely different animal, making "Tricky Dick" come off as a mere piker.

Indeed, the problem in observing methacholine-positive patients is that focusing on distal airway hyperreactivity is made tricky by the proximal airway hyperreactivity, which "hides" any other part of the airway tree.