Sentence examples for tricky category from inspiring English sources

Always a tricky category.

But that of women is a particularly tricky category.

It also picked up nods for best screenplay and best art direction, a particularly tricky category for smaller-budget films to crack.

In contrast to Gao Xingjian, whose work is in Chinese and whose style places him in the tricky category of "experimental" writers, Ha Jin writes in English, with a deadpan hyperrealism.

Children, especially the very young, are in a tricky category: they are unable to give informed consent themselves, so parents must give permission (which is legally not the same as consent) for them to participate.

MR: "Prog" is such a tricky category too.

And Jay Martel has some astute, if highly impractical, advice for tricky categories, such as Best Animated Short.

If more money is being spent on textbooks and professional books now than in earlier years, this could make "recreational" spending appear stronger than it really is.Although Ms Costa tries to address this problem by showing that her results still hold even when tricky categories, such as books, are removed from the sample, the difficulty is not entirely eliminated.

WorldLister then went on to develop its algorithm for other tricky categories, like used automobiles.

The trickiest category for players to improve upon has been home runs.

My suggestion: Offer to stand for parents with young children, the elderly, pregnant women and (my trickiest category) people who look as if they need the seat more than we do.