Sentence examples for tricky to decipher from inspiring English sources

The precise meaning of Mahopac is more tricky to decipher.

These terms may be tricky to decipher (and trickier still to apply commercially), but they are widely known.

Forget to do that, and your notes may end up as one page that may be tricky to decipher.

Ever thought the minutes of the Bank of England's monetary policy committee can be tricky to decipher?

Without the aid of body language, or being able to read facial expressions, it can be tricky to decipher the tone of a communication.

For sustainability-minded private investors, the challenge is more taxing still as the relevant data is often hard to find or tricky to decipher.

Terms to identify how "butch" or "femme" someone is within the gay community, especially when it comes to lesbians, is becoming trickier and trickier to decipher.

A bank would need to provide a list of financial phrases that can be tricky to instantly decipher.

The map is hard to decipher and the world can be tricky to navigate, as side-quests ask you to find "Timers & More" or "North Wind Ramen" without telling you much about where to find them.

Since much of Pessoa's work remains unpublished, scholars fear that dispersing his papers (he left behind some 30,000 of them, in trunks in his home) will make it harder to decipher what remains one of the trickiest and most voluminous legacies among the great writers of the modern era.

"Google is a tricky beast and a moving target," he told me, "so we try to decipher it, to reverse-engineer it".