Sentence examples for tricky to know from inspiring English sources

It's tricky to know how seriously to take all this.

It is tricky to know where it would sit most comfortably".

But he said it remained tricky to know where Mr. Ross stood on certain projects.

"It's a little bit tricky to know whether the extra cost is worth it," Rex says.

It's tricky to know how much to press Adele on Angelo.

If you're changing career into teaching, it can be tricky to know where to get started.

But it has been trickier to know exactly how the public feels about this information.

There's one more tricky thing to know.

Sadly central bankers appear to be moving in the wrong direction, becoming more ready to conclude that weak demand is an acceptable price to pay for bubble prevention.The tricky thing to know is what would have unfolded had the Fed moved in 2006 and 2007 to break the vicious financial-demand cycle.

It's a tricky one to know how to feel about, and at the time I really didn't know what to feel, as, on one hand, I'd had an enjoyable night with someone, but, on the other, this same person, in my mind, is basically saying I'm not enough of a woman because I'm trans.

"It's tricky [to know what Labour hope to achieve], given how split the party is," says Iain Begg, research fellow at the LSE.