Sentence examples for problems are tricky from inspiring English sources

The statistical problems are tricky enough.

But if those problems are tricky to solve, they're nothing compared to the other major form of electronic voting, online voting.

Other problems are trickier, especially among true friends and family members.

But for art institutions the problems are trickier: How can you present art that is rarely conceived with a museum or exhibition in mind, for example community projects, often run by collaboratives, that might go on for years, inviting participation more than traditional art appreciation?

But predicting the future — particularly given Toyota's current problems — is tricky.

But relying on a weak dollar to solve our economic problems is tricky.

Finally, common complaints were highlighted, with both men and women noting that the stomach, thinning hair and skin problems were tricky body issues.

Other logistical problems were trickier.

Obtaining slow reduced problems is trickier here since (c_{mathrm{tot}}) has different scalings at different times.

Explaining the problem is tricky.

Agreeing on how to combat the problem is tricky, given that experts continue to bicker on what, precisely, makes us fat.