Sentence examples for makes this tricky from inspiring English sources

One thing that makes this tricky to analyze is that nobody was polling in Florida last week, during which time Mr. Gingrich had begun to make significant gains on Mr. Romney nationally.

While the characters need no convincing of their feelings for each other, we do, and the book's structure makes this tricky: Zubaida has to write for us as well as for Elijah.

If you have a mobility disability that makes this tricky, try shaking your limbs out a little, working your arms, and fidgeting.

What makes this trickier: When it's a hard-to-value asset, there's a reasonable range of acceptable values, and appraisers will work with you to get at the high end or low end of that range depending what you want to accomplish, says Katzenstein.

Who fancies making this tricky for him?

Such details ensure this biography succeeds where other works have failed, by making this tricky poet understandable.

Data-protection laws usually make this tricky, but they were granted an exemption by the confidentiality advisory group.

It seems Jansson often wished to sail through space herself and vanish from view (fame made this tricky: enthusiastic sightseers disrupted her island existence).

Today he must be relieved to know that he's not the only person facing the pressure; yesterday's revelations have made this tricky for the UK government too.

Although bulkier and older than Larsson's pin-weight creation, Ms. Rapace over the course of the three movies has made this tricky, irresistible character her own, a particularly noteworthy achievement given that Lisbeth (who might be autistic) leans to degrees of expressive inexpressiveness.

You can take advantage by buying deposits in the local treasury bill market through a global bank, but fast-moving prices make this tricky.