Sentence examples similar to tricky cost from inspiring English sources

But thanks to increased efficiency, less money still bought more power.Measuring progress is tricky: the cost of electricity from new solar systems can vary from $90 to $300 per megawatt hour (MWh).

Grocery is a much trickier and cost-heavy business to operate given the short shelf life of many of its products, and the need for more rigorous climate controls during transportation and storage, which means it's more difficult to scale.

A spokesman acknowledged that pricing the car would be tricky, given the cost of the fuel.

And for some conditions, export will simply be cheaper: spare capacity in continental hospitals not necessarily something to be proud of, since on a large scale it betokens inefficiency means they can offer competitive rates (see chart).Specific comparisons are tricky because travel costs, bulk discounts and varying medical practices need to be considered.

It requires that BT make a profit selling broadband after deducting the wholesale charge and its other retail costs.Defining those costs is tricky.

This can be tricky sometimes because the cost does not always cover everything.

Being too cheap or too costly can be tricky to judge, so cost can be a misleading term to arrive at the best fit solution.

Proving that a firm is pricing below its costs is tricky in practice.

This is standard practice in Lancaster now, so it's tricky directly to compare costs.

But even trickier is the social cost, because China has never had much luck with resettlement programs.

Cons: It's tricky to predict your costs unless you're willing to stay within the network.