Sentence examples for partly tricky from inspiring English sources

It's partly tricky to work out because government spending is confusingly split into two halves: departmental expenditure limits (DEL) and annually managed expenditure (AME).

Live shows are still a bit tricky – partly due to the syndrome, partly due to nerves – and it hasn't gone unnoticed by the music press.

Yet these transactions are tricky partly because of cultural differences and partly because of the role of the Chinese state.

This gets a little tricky — partly because the company's a little paranoid about giving away secrets, partly because its ideas are very fluid.

The Black Unicorn, her most unified collection of poems, partly describes a tricky relationship with her mother.

Mr. Palan at City University London said trying to assess Singapore's credentials is tricky, partly because of difficulties in getting detailed information about its offshore finance sector.

And estimating sales for animated movies like "Ice Age" is especially tricky, partly because of restrictions on tracking interest among children.

The hole in the middle Publish and be damned Smashing the messengers Law or justice The Quai adrift Power to the European market ReprintsCreating a single market has long proved tricky, partly because electricity and gas networks have been treated as natural monopolies.

Determining the mass of the Milky Way is tricky, partly because most of it comes from unseen dark matter.

Predicting the future state of the ocean is tricky, partly because we still know so little about this vast ecosystem that makes up so much of our planet.

But persuading local governments not to sell off farmland is tricky, partly because they get so much of their income from it.