Sentence examples for tricky to sort out from inspiring English sources

There's also an article about how it's tricky to sort out our emotions from economics when purchasing long-term care insurance, while another article looks at the type of people who choose to give away their big inheritances.

Even her doubtful memory reminds us that fact and fiction can be tricky to sort out.

I don't think that has changed, but it's proved pretty tricky to sort out the distractions from the important declarations.

And the former, as it happens, is trickier to sort out than it sounds.

Whether truth is stranger than fiction in the life of James Frey is hard to say, given how very tricky it is to sort out which is which.

But to bring you guys the recognition you deserve it needs people to sort out tricky things like venues and logistics – never my strong point!

So did the chancellor try to sort out any tricky political problems?

But if it backs out, Enel will step in again.So Mr Sarkozy finds himself having to sort out another tricky industrial problem, and hoping to repeat his success at Airbus.

Sometimes the top dog is best placed to sort out his own mess.So it is tricky to decide who should, in principle, resign and for what.

This can be a really tricky task, however you do not have to worry, here is a guide to sort out the problem for you.

Now it's up to the world to sort out both the music and the woman who made it, which may be as tricky with Natalie Cole as it was with, well, her father.