Sentence examples for tricky argument to make from inspiring English sources

Still, it has been a tricky argument to make, starting with the first attempts at legislation going back to the late 1980s.

But artistic influence is a notoriously tricky argument to make, presuming for starters that a particular artist had an interest in or even knowledge of his or her predecessor.

And that can be a tricky "jam tomorrow" argument to make.

They have an argument to make.

That's a difficult argument to make.

But it's increasingly tricky to make a coherent argument for arresting and incarcerating people whose only crime is possession of drugs.

Mr Fabius has a tricky calculation to make.

"I guess they've got some tricky decisions to make.

Romney now has a tricky decision to make.

What's tricky is to make them watchable.

And that's a very tricky case to make.