Sentence examples for tricky to regulate from inspiring English sources
Nutraceuticals have added ingredients to provide a health function beyond basic nutrition, falling somewhere between a food and drug, which already makes them tricky to regulate.
The Internet and technological advances in ticketing systems used by theaters and sports teams have not only established new, tricky-to-regulate markets for tickets to be resold and exchanged, but also complicated the very idea of what a ticket is.
As more political campaigning goes online, federal regulators face a tricky set of questions about how, and whether, to regulate the Internet as it plays an increasingly powerful role in promoting candidates, raising money and encouraging debate.
British officials are less quick to regulate, and can give advance warning of tricky proposals.
That the opposite is true underscores the mysteries of appetite — and the tricky task parents face in trying to regulate it.
The effort to regulate and prohibit Internet gambling has been particularly tricky for the United States because the operations are based overseas and players are logging on from home.
The law empowered FDA to regulate supplements if they pose a "significant or unreasonable risk of illness" but also made the task tricky.
Adjust ventilation to regulate temperature.
They need to regulate it.
