Sentence examples for tricky to project from inspiring English sources

When you are so heavily reliant on support from older voters, it is tricky to project yourself as the voice of the future.

The Republicans are trying to project two future speakers even though they cannot be sure future voters will retain the Republican majority needed to guarantee the tricky deal.

One title that was always tricky to forecast is Project X, a celebration of teenage debauchery from debut director Nima Nourizadeh and producer Todd Phillips (The Hangover).

Then there is the suspected uranium-enrichment project: tricky to inspect, since the Americans are not even sure where it might be.This agreement, unlike the one made in 1994, makes no mention of North Korea's commitment to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), from which it withdrew in 2003.

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Big projects can be tricky to navigate in the U.S. Though economies of scale help to reduce the cost per watt of bigger projects, bigger projects are riskier.

Capital-intensive projects are formidably tricky to get started.

Adrian Baumann, who co-produced the documentary and worked on another short film about Santa Muerte as part of the "Faith in the Five Boroughs" project, said it's tricky to trace the saint's origins.

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

On some of our other projects simulations in 3D can often be tricky to control, but in this case we embraced that random process.

Despite the electric buses project in Italy being a success on a small scale, the company has found it tricky to expand the operation.