Sentence examples for tricky to construct from inspiring English sources

The grid can be tricky to construct, but I do enjoy writing the clues, especially those containing rather than referring to Spoonerisms, though they take longer than usual to concoct when nothing immediate suggests itself.

Besides, you might reasonably argue, a death like Cobain's is a far trickier thing to construct a celebration around than the arrival of Britpop.

The tricky part is to construct such a theory that's mathematically equivalent to standard wave-based quantum mechanics and therefore agrees with existing quantum experiments.

Comparisons are tricky to make.

But they can be tricky to make.

It's a bit trickier, but also perfectly possible, to construct models in which high rates of inequality — by, for example, constricting saving and investment (especially human-capital investment) among the poor — lead to lower rates of growth.

(3) Easy to construct.

Learn to construct a story.

The different assumptions make it tricky to come to a consensus definition that satisfies all stakeholders.

Tricky to say.

Primaries are tricky to cover.