Sentence examples for more tricky questions from inspiring English sources
These are more tricky questions to answer.
There were more tricky questions — about his many political flip-flops, and about the lack of evidence that he has provided to back up his claim that Mexico is sending criminals across the border to the United States.
A second, more tricky question – for both the left and right – is that if these schools really are offering the best possible education in a difficult situations, then why are we ruling out such a possibility for England?
Though for this study they didn't try to delve directly into more tricky (and sticky) questions about bots — like whether the information being spread by these robots is actually disinformation.
Some questions are more tricky than others.
No one seemed to notice that she had just implied Britain should have loads more border police that ask immigrants tricky questions for a couple of hours and then just say, "Come on in", because all any of the panel now cared about was getting through the rest of the show unscathed.
Purification is much more tricky in Tbilisi -- and mice are just out of the question".
According to a former employee, the programme at first had higher standards, but then ITV began prolonging the quizzes to bring in more calls, devising trickier questions and giving out less money (it has paid out £6m in six months).Jeff Henry, ITV's head of consumer business, shows little embarrassment about the broadcaster's new direction.
A mostly deferential press rarely asks tricky questions.
Not for him tricky questions of sanitation or finance.
