Sentence examples for too tricky to from inspiring English sources

That proved too tricky to answer.

A wider range of polls would now be too tricky to arrange.

In any event, he said the fallout would be too tricky to forecast.

The house is too big, too tricky to run, the bedrooms too spread out.

But sushi isn't too tricky to make at home, says Yuki, "if you have a few essential tools and ingredients.

Standing more than 30 stories tall, with few branches on their lower levels, they were considered too tricky to climb.

This obviously wasn't too tricky – according to Mark Harmon and Robert Muenchen in their essay "Semantic Framing in the Build-Up to the Iraq War", this tactic fit "two classic fairy-tale mythologies, self-defence and rescue.

Shell's ambition is to launch a fleet of future Preludes to pioneer a new chapter in the story of fossil fuels by opening gas fields previously thought to be too tricky or expensive to tackle.

"It's too tricky right now to discuss what kind of company Vivendi would like to be even in the medium term.

This was too tricky for Meares to answer.

Ms. Lippman, though, is much too tricky a writer to bestow a simple, uncomplicated gift of knowledge.