Sentence examples for tricky to accurately from inspiring English sources
It can be tricky to accurately document life with a disorder such as autism.
It's essentially a loss leader model, so the success metrics can be tricky to accurately gauge.
We think our approach of segmenting the labour market by occupations is more suited to the study of immigration because when it comes to the measurement of education levels of migrants, one finds that it is often tricky to accurately compare education qualifications across countries, given the different education systems and arguably differences in the quality of education.
It's tricky to accurately describe the nuances of depression.
We've also learned that making your phone's continuous location available in the background is tricky to do accurately and efficiently — just imagine your phone's battery life if several apps were continuously getting your location in different ways?
"It's really, really tricky" both to accurately identify CNVs and to determine their relevance to disease, he says.
Stomach contents are another line of evidence, somewhat more direct but also a bit trickier to interpret accurately.
In other words, you cannot accurately forecast a recession or financial panic by looking at either the announcement or the completion of the world's tallest building.With such a small sample, it is tricky to draw firm conclusions.
Primaries are tricky to cover.
Those are tricky to rewire".
