Sentence examples for tricky logic from inspiring English sources
(Economix) This is a pretty tricky logic puzzle.
That's a faulty logic and a tricky diversion from our human culpability for our water crisis.
Currently this can be tricky as there is basically no logic to local time changes but, says founder William Tunstall-Pedoe, having TK's API integrated into the website of a conference service provider could solve this.
The crowded phone-style keypad for audio and vehicle functions can be tricky for thick-fingered users, but its logic becomes apparent eventually.
When brands and prices are markers of identity and value, anything that's been made for the sake of love and craftsmanship is infuriatingly tricky to place – that, I think, is the logic behind the snotty jibes at "nana sweaters".
But logic chips like the graphic synthesizer are tricky to make, with intricate circuitry.
At the same time, programs are increasingly relying on external apis for performing the bulk of their work: the bug-prone program logic is being fleshed-out, and many errors involve tricky subroutine calls to the constantly growing set of external libraries.
It's tricky, five years after our wedding day, to trace the exact logic that led me to saying "yes".
Again, epistemic logic and in particular common knowledge help to shed light on a tricky social procedure.
Tellingly, perhaps, he hesitated before accepting the European offer.A tricky two- (or three-) stepTo outsiders like this columnist, recently arrived in Brussels after a spell in America, the logic of the EU's institutional machinery is not easily grasped.
