Sentence examples for trickiest cases from inspiring English sources

But some of the trickiest cases remain to be tackled.

The trickiest cases for the police are often people who are mentally ill or addicted to drugs or alcohol.

In one of its trickiest cases, Spain's constitutional court will decide shortly whether to strike out parts of an autonomy charter, passed in 2006 by Spain's parliament and approved in a referendum by Catalonia's 5.5m voters.

On the application examples used in training, she said, "we intentionally pick the trickiest cases to norm with, aimed at generating discussion," after which many new readers have to adjust their scoring.

Poland still has a referendum pencilled in for this autumn, or even next year, but a yes vote looks increasingly likely.The trickiest case may be that of the Czech Republic, where the two main opposition parties, the Civic Democrats and the Communists, both have strong Eurosceptic factions.

What is good for a person is the trickiest case.

Detective work uncovers more presentationally tricky cases.

The trickier cases are those in which family members have had a falling out.

One of Mr. Chambers's trickier cases involved a longstanding disagreement with the N.A.A.C.P. over the legal defense fund's name.

The Children Act follows Judge Fiona Maye, whose commitment to her often tricky cases sometimes strains her marriage.

It is now one of the lowest in Europe.One reason for the widening gap, police officers say, is that they now investigate trickier cases.