Sentence examples for tricky results from inspiring English sources

I'm looking at him in the eye and I've got tricky results," Pardew said.

During her final year she ran for a role at the student union, which while "tricky", resulted in the campus being better recognised by students in Canterbury.

Judging vote composition is tricky when results are incomplete, but the percentage contributed by Erie and Niagara Counties is worth watching.

This study did not have one, making interpreting the results tricky, said James A. Blumenthal, a professor of psychology and neuroscience at Duke University who was not involved with this study but who has written extensively about exercise and depression.

It is always tricky when new results come out.

It's tricky, and could result in some embarrassment on your part, but that's the risk you must take.

Skytrax says it polled over 18m airline customers from over 100 countries, so it's tricky to dispute the results.

Because of the group's constantly changing shape, comparative analysis of its results is tricky; it is difficult to measure how well acquisitions have performed.Since 2000, the group has raised €3.6 billion from shareholders in six capital increases.

Added size results in trickier lighting setups and more expensive decor, not to mention the fact that without appropriate sound equipment, your acoustics may suffer.

Bounceur feared that finding a lab for his master's research project would prove trickier as a result of the normal consequences of being an immigrant.

For example, some of the results depended on tricky estimations of exactly what fraction a sample's volume consisted of Fe16N2, which is metastable and tends to fall apart into other crystal structures.