Sentence examples for tricky equation from inspiring English sources

England needed 42 off the last four overs, a tricky equation that Buttler made into a canter with 24 runs from nine deliveries.

It presents a tricky equation for President Obama, who cannot risk depressing turnout among blacks, as their votes will be critical in what is shaping up to be a closely fought campaign.

As for the overall U.S. motorcycle market, shrinking sales and shifting consumer preferences offer manufacturers a tricky equation.

Comparing how much students at one high school are learning, relative to students at another can be a tricky equation.

That's the trickiest equation.

And his presence on the Farm, as Stanford's campus in Palo Alto, Calif., is nicknamed, is helping Coach Jim Harbaugh solve one of the trickiest equations in college sports — winning big in football at an elite academic institution.

We didn't have to add into the already-tricky-equation of adolescence the possibility that: x (selfies) + y (likes and comments) = z (peer approval).

The other five starters remain in line, although Girardi said that he would eventually have to solve the tricky mathematical equation he faces.

This means that a number is not the solution of any one of those tricky polynomials equations (ax^n+bx^ n-1)+...+c=0 where the coefficients ax^n+bx^ n-1 numbers) that drive so many algebra students nuts.

In January 1938, with the threat of war hanging over Europe, the British Government's Department of Scientific and Industrial Research sent a memorandum to the London Mathematical Society appealing to pure mathematicians to help them solve a problem involving a tricky type of equation.

You throw tougher conditions, a little bit of wind and a little bit of tricky stuff, into the equation, and the doubles player usually handles that a bit better than the singles players".