Sentence examples for tricky to compare from inspiring English sources

It's also tricky to compare one property with another to get a sense of comparable market costs.

Of course, it is tricky to compare today's liberal progressives to yesterday's dissidents.

Moreover, Butters told me, it can be tricky to compare different genres of even a single person's writing.

It's tricky to compare Spotify to YouTube, Sirius XM to Pandora, Rdio to your favorite radio station's Web stream.

Plus, I think it's tricky to compare the two: plants convert the sun's energy into chemical energy, whereas solar cells produce electricity.

In a lockout-condensed season, it is tricky to compare the Bobcats to infamous clubs of the past, like the 9-73 76ers of 1972-73.

This is standard practice in Lancaster now, so it's tricky directly to compare costs.

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.

Things also get tricky when trying to compare prices between different services.

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The tricky part for those who would like to compare big serves is that FlightScope is not used at the Grand Slam events.