Sentence examples for particularly tricky to from inspiring English sources

Having acid for blood makes them particularly tricky to kill.

Still, the cars are particularly tricky to build.

This type of conflict over scarce resources can be particularly tricky to resolve.

You got him out at Trent Bridge but is Shivnarine Chanderpaul particularly tricky to bowl at?

But "Foam," the recent headlining installation at Nagoya city's Aichi Triennale, was particularly tricky to pull off.

These were particularly tricky to extract, except by hand – and we wanted to record addresses and case outcomes.

Throughout the development of our film, we have found film selection and the portrayal of complex, abstract solutions to water management to be particularly tricky problems to depict.

"This makes her a particularly tricky opponent to attack," he adds.Mr Hollande promises to remain neutral.

This was a particularly tricky badge to identify until we found this tweet in which it's more clearly identifiable.

Worse, says Steven Law, the president of both American Crossroads and Crossroads GPS, Mr Obama is a particularly tricky man to tear down.

On the track, meanwhile, they're lining up for the men's 400m hurdles heat - which has always struck me as a particularly tricky race to run.