Sentence examples for tricky case to from inspiring English sources

But that is a tricky case to make: low yields are more the consequence of central-bank policy and the low level of inflation.An alternative view is that these higher incomes are what economists call rents: excess incomes earned by those with a privileged economic position.

And that's a very tricky case to make.

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.

For all the high-tech gloss she puts on this tricky case, Muller seems to have used the occasion of her 25th anniversary to take stock of herself and get back to basics.

Feeling like this doctor's 20 years' experience in musculoskeletal medicine isn't serving him well with solving my tricky case, I decided to help him along a bit.

"What's next?" But by the time the ad ran, this had become a tricky case for Mr. Traylor to make.

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The 6-to-3 ruling came in a tricky case that required the justices to weigh legitimate personal privacy concerns as addressed by an excessively broad federal wiretap law against the public's right to know.

It came at a time when "psychological profiling" – as portrayed in the television series, Cracker, which started in 1993, the year before Stagg appeared in court – was seen as a magic solution to a tricky case rather than just a useful potential aid.

But the reporting suggests it has been particularly tricky in this case — to the point where Trump went to great lengths to obscure his intentions and avoid actually having to fire them.

Still, the Daily Mail quotes a source close to the investigation, who said: "It's a tricky case because it's effectively one side's word against the other".