Sentence examples for tricky cases from inspiring English sources

Detective work uncovers more presentationally tricky cases.

The Children Act follows Judge Fiona Maye, whose commitment to her often tricky cases sometimes strains her marriage.

But artificial virtues are particularly tricky cases, since we have no natural motivation to approve them.

"We may ask the CQC whether they have an appetite for taking on complaints which trusts can't close satisfactorily and then giving the final say to the ombudsman only in really tricky cases".

Correct classification of peripheral T-cell lymphomas may become increasingly important and in particular the diagnosis of PTCL, NOS should not be used as a "waste basket" for tricky cases.

Last year, she had just finished some very tricky case.

Until then, I think I'd had one tricky case involving a journalist.

It may do so next year.On November 12th the Supremes heard a tricky case involving race and gerrymandering.

"It's a very tricky case for the judges and will be important for the future use of fibre evidence".

It's a tricky case, as Welsh has been solid but not spectacular in his 10 seasons at Providence.

During the exchange, one official, Jason Weinstein, wrote, "It's a tricky case, given the number of guns that have walked, but it is a significant set of prosecutions".