Sentence examples for tricky to do so from inspiring English sources

It would test the administration's commitment to help big business at a time when corporate scandals have made it politically tricky to do so.

Refiners are in theory still required to mix fixed quantities of "cellulosic ethanol" into their wares but are finding it tricky to do so, as no one is making any.Talk of building a power plant that runs on "clean coal" has, as yet, come to naught.

Rolling back rules is an old Republican desire, but it's historically been tricky to do so by legislative means.

The original film was a British production and featured Michael Caine and team committing a major heist and using some tricky driving to do so.

New Proposed Laws However, convincing a driver to hand over a mobile device can be tricky without laws permitting police to do so.

The tricky part is finding the courage to do so, especially when the thing you're letting slip away is very enticing.

Without a new election it is likely that the life of the current parliament would be extended, although finding the constitutional means to do so will be tricky.

The concept is tricky to pin down, because it aims to do so much.

The visitors thought they were set to do so when the tricky Luis Suarez outwitted Villa right-back Kyle Walker and squared the ball for Meireles.

Media companies used to rely on their users going to their websites (though getting them to pay to do so has always been tricky).

Labor can retain its five Senate seats but, both experts say, it will likely have to do so by taking the tricky 12th Senate spot, something of a preferences lottery.