Sentence examples for tricky enough to from inspiring English sources

His answers are just tricky enough to suggest that the reader has learned something, regardless of whether that's true.

But less than 10 overs later, in seam-friendly conditions that were nevertheless nothing like tricky enough to justify such mayhem, Plunkett was walking out to join Gibson with Durham on 38 for seven.

In no way did it demonstrate that Deep Blue was doing something even vaguely intelligent.Even so, defeating a grandmaster at chess was child's play compared with challenging a quiz show famous for offering clues laden with ambiguity, irony, wit and double meaning as well as riddles and puns things that humans find tricky enough to fathom, let alone answer.

Indeed, it's proved tricky enough to bring reunions to an end: Kim Deal left the Pixies; the Stone Roses and Pulp clearly decided it wasn't worth the aggro, while Jerry Dammers recently noted that his desire to record new songs was among the reasons he swiftly exited the reconstituted Specials.

Lock a fellow in a windowless room to perform rote tasks just tricky enough to make him have to think, but still rote, tasks involving numbers that connected to nothing he'd ever see or care about, a stack of tasks that never went down, and nail a clock to the wall where he can see it, and just leave the man there to his mind's own devices".

Lock a fellow in a windowless room to perform rote tasks just tricky enough to make him have to think, but still rote, tasks involving numbers that connect to nothing he'll ever see or care about, a stack of tasks that never goes down, and nail a clock to the wall where he can see it, and just leave the man there to his mind's own devices.

Employment — the number of people who do have jobs — is a tricky enough stat to measure.

This would be tricky enough at the best of times but to have the added pressure of the spotlight on him has led him off the path of righteousness.

This was tricky enough at the time I voted (last Wednesday), and even tougher since Monaghan's brilliant performance against Wigan on Sunday.

It is tricky enough, he says, to attract young engineers to L&T (they are lured by banking and technology firms).Foreign managers might be a source of fresh blood but are reluctant to come to India without massive pay cheques.

Transferring a show from the regions to the West End is tricky enough, but how to go about it when the original production is in-the-round and the London theatre isn't?