Sentence examples for the problem is tricky from inspiring English sources

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.

The problem is tricky but not insoluble; Mr Kessler estimates that removing the 500 most dangerous objects, even at the slow rate of five a year, would solve most of the problem at a modest cost.

But the problem is trickier when you are the House Majority Leader.

Two ways are possible: (1) for analytic purposes, it is thus better to inject the liposomes to be sized several times until gel saturation and then perform size analysis (2) for preparative purposes like separation of loaded liposomes from non-encapsulated material, the problem is trickier and the experimental conditions should be adapted to minimize loss of lipid and contamination.

Solving this problem is tricky.

If you think the two-body problem is tricky, then the real challenge comes when you add children to the equation.

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?

The problem is, education is tricky.

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.