Sentence examples for trickiest question from inspiring English sources
The trickiest question involved the airspace over the Statue of Liberty.
Perhaps the trickiest question is whether obesity should be considered a disability.
Writers and designers said the trickiest question they wrestle with is how human can — and should — the bot sound?
Many of these studies, which can be very costly, have not even been started, says JAMA.Perhaps the trickiest question arising from the FDA's woes is what will happen to the industry's soaring (yet unquantifiable) legal and reputational risks.
BEST ANSWER -- It came last Sunday in response to the trickiest question posed to the Democrats during their debates: Is God on America's side in the war against terror?
Mr Bush retorted that "terror cells and outlaw regimes building weapons of mass destruction are different faces of the same evil .Perhaps the trickiest question of all is "Why now?" Mr Bush argued that the terrorist attacks on September 11th last year woke America up to threats it had previously been tempted to ignore.
Being forthcoming with readers is the answer to many of journalism's trickiest questions.
That's a trickier question.
This is a tricky question.
Mulling over a tricky question?
