Sentence examples for tricky case to make 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.

Local lawyers said, however, that the state case was a tricky one to make.

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.

The selectors have a tricky decision to make in the Caribbean.

It's a tricky task to make the engine both light and efficient in thin air.

What's tricky is to make them watchable.

It's trickier to make a case for Gold Digging Whore, although two dozen female fans seem thrilled to bop on stage during the song.

Comparisons are tricky to make.