Sentence examples for tricky to spot from inspiring English sources

It is now tricky to spot the difference between the bill's new clause one and the Labour legislation it replaces.

There is an alternative track that descends steeply into Sawrey's Wood and begins a little to the east of the quarry path, though it can be tricky to spot.

Unlike mice and elephants, gazelles are tricky to spot.

One big problem is that for pilots and crew, it can be tricky to spot whether a dangerous build up of ice is actually happening at all.

This problem can be tricky to spot — your customers probably won't tell you that your product is worth more than what they're paying.

It will be tricky to spot, though.

It is trickier to spot changes in relative prices if the general price level is rising rapidly.

But it might get trickier to spot spam if you are recruiting potential candidates for a job or trying to sell something on eBay.

Other bits of wall décor — the trompe l'oeil brick encasing four slender water pipes, matched perfectly to the exposed brick wall behind them, for example — are trickier to spot, and many visitors miss them altogether.

Or that many of the songs played tonight in a greatest hits set that ranged from "Blowin' in the Wind" to "Tangled Up in Blue" would be rendered in a tricky-to-spot Nashville bar-room jam by Dylan's – as ever – accomplished band of session veterans.

What is far trickier is to spot future trends.