Sentence examples for tricky to extract from inspiring English sources
No wonder he's been tricky to extract.
These were particularly tricky to extract, except by hand – and we wanted to record addresses and case outcomes.
It proves tricky to extract a straight answer from the Yazidis when it comes to what, exactly, defines their sect.
High prices are encouraging the production of unconventional or tricky-to-extract oil elsewhere.
That will be tricky to pull off.
Much of the second half is taken up with the devilishly tricky business of trying to extract causation from correlation.
A trickier local concern is hydraulic fracturing, to extract the natural gas found in shale rock.
Natland believed that an underground explosion a goddamn nuclear explosion would effectively create an underground well and melt that tricky bitumen into a slurry making it far easier to extract.
You not only need a whole team of people to style them, but also to extract you from the mind-boggling array of tricky situations that unnaturally long hair presents you with.
As big finds become rarer, producers are focusing on how to extract oil from smaller reservoirs that can be geologically or technically tricky to operate.
