Sentence examples for tricky to call from inspiring English sources

The Kentucky Derby, in particular, is tricky to call because of the location of the track announcer's window.

One word of warning: factors like early voting, crossover voting and the relatively large amount of demographic diversity within Michigan will make it tricky to call the state based on exit poll results and the first few precincts that report.

That's quite a tricky one to call.

Nevada: This is a tricky state to call.

Truthfully, I do find this an incredibly tricky game to call.

Prediction: This is a very tricky one to call and if the weather stays as it is for the next 48 hours it could be a stodgy game.

This is a tricky one to call, but it does seem that traditional email marketing as a way of effectively reaching customers and prospects is falling subject to more and more pressure every day (migration to mobile; intelligent inboxes; Google's "promotions" tab; improving spam filters).

Understandably, after going through this entire affair, it's a tricky thing to call somebody up and go, "So we want to make a movie about you.

In a twitchy and censorious culture, torn between longing and disapproval, the inevitable reaction to tricky behaviour has been to call for censorship around the way it is discussed.

The nub of the matter is that it's the reluctance of those same journalistic kulaks to call Tricky out on some of the bullshit he says and does that has helped his career last for as long as it has done.

She used to call him Tricky Nicky, or so he says.