Sentence examples for somewhat trickier from inspiring English sources

Measuring the planet's mass was a somewhat trickier endeavor.

Predicting what courses will succeed is somewhat trickier.

Somewhat trickier to explain is the failure of city folk to engage with the sport.

A somewhat trickier issue about the categorisation of Sedaris's work arose in 2007 when the journalist Alex Heard wrote an article questioning whether Sedaris's stories are as true as he claimed.

"The public-relations part of Start-Up Chile has been much more successful than even we dreamed," gushes Juan Andrés Fontaine, a former economy minister who gave a green light to Mr Shea's idea.Gauging the programme's impact on Chile's entrepreneurial ecosystem is somewhat trickier, but it appears to have had a positive effect.

After more than 30 years as an investigator, he is sure that crooks will eventually find a way around any defence.Even so, he thinks novel approaches such as mobile-based validation may "harden the target", just as a burglar alarm makes your home somewhat trickier to rob.

I found it somewhat tricky.

Ethnic-based predictions are somewhat tricky.

But the flight attendant, it turned out, wanted wardrobe advice for a somewhat tricky wedding.

That gets somewhat tricky in an economy with a lot of excess capacity.

And this is where the huge and ever-growing enthusiasm for fake meat becomes somewhat tricky.