Sentence examples for tricky to measure from inspiring English sources

But it can be tricky to measure and might not correlate with how long patients live.

Individual output is virtually always tricky to measure, and frequently makes no sense at all.

Desirability is tricky to measure, however.People cannot vote freely with their feet.

Poverty is tricky to measure and India's recent experience is an object lesson in the complexities of the task.

But it is even more of a problem when you're studying something that is tricky to measure, like turnout.

Isotope ratios are tricky to measure and even trickier to interpret so I would not want to base a theory on them.

Time-shifting has cushioned the declines, but in ways that are trickier to measure and pitch to marketers.

But generalized reciprocity — "you help me and I help someone else" can be a bit trickier to measure.

The trouble is, though it is relatively easy to judge the stance of monetary policy or the size of a budget deficit, it is much trickier to measure policies that make markets for goods and labour work better.

And the effectiveness of Facebook advertising is trickier to measure.Moreover, although some brands, such as Starbucks, have managed to draw huge, engaged audiences on Facebook, others have had a frustrating experience.

But there are some things that are a bit trickier to measure, like exactly which features your users are taking advantage of, and how they're using them.