Sentence examples for tricky calculation from inspiring English sources
But Mr Obama faces a tricky calculation.
Mr Fabius has a tricky calculation to make.
As Dickie says, "That's the tricky calculation she will have to make.
It is a tricky calculation, however, because that longer time frame for viewership is not used when charging advertisers.
Women who make it to 65 these days can expect 20 years of retirement.Even that tricky calculation relies on people working to 65 in the first place.
Mr. Boehner in particular faced a tricky calculation about how much he could compromise without losing support not just from his large contingent of Tea Party-inspired fiscal conservatives, but also from social conservatives who were eager for a victory on abortion and other issues.
It is painstaking work, involving tricky calculations as to the likelihood that mortgages will default.
(How physicists learned to master such tricky calculations is the subject of my first book, Drawing Theories Apart).
Although EVA sums involve tweaking published accounts (see article), the principle is easy enough to grasp.Other measures involve trickier calculations.
Mitt Romney, should he secure the Republican nomination, would confront tricky political calculations regardless of the ruling, given his role in enacting a health care law in Massachusetts built around the same type of mandate at the heart of the Supreme Court case.
But this is tricky because the calculation has to do with where that open space would be.
