Sentence examples for tricky to separate from inspiring English sources

But it's tricky to separate the harmful, socially-constructed differences between the sexes and the differences that we're going to have to resort to hardcore genetic engineering to change.

Hungary has a rule that limits spending growth, the source of past indiscipline.There is some evidence that countries with fiscal rules have sounder public finances, though it is tricky to separate cause from effect.

It's a tricky business to separate good dollars from bad ones.

If it's increasingly tricky these days to separate the art world from the art market, at Frieze, their symbiosis is writ large: here are, says Thornton, "siamese twins who don't necessarily get along but they're stuck to each other".

In any event, Cox will have his work cut out for him in order to separate himself from the "Tricky Dick" name.

You have to separate.

Try to separate them.

These elections, widely trumpeted as the world's biggest-ever multinational democratic vote, were fought for the most part as 25 separate national contests, which makes it tricky to pick out many common themes (see article).

Tricky to say.

Primaries are tricky to cover.

Those are tricky to rewire".