Sentence examples for was particularly tricky to from inspiring English sources

But "Foam," the recent headlining installation at Nagoya city's Aichi Triennale, was particularly tricky to pull off.

After herding about 250 people for about half an hour (the curve at the top of the 2 was particularly tricky to get right), we got the shot.

Still, the cars are particularly tricky to build.

These were particularly tricky to extract, except by hand – and we wanted to record addresses and case outcomes.

You have reason to be, for America's economy, which for so long has seemed neither too hot nor too cold, is particularly tricky to interpret right now.

Weblogs ("blogs") offer a deeply rewarding online experience because they provide a rich mix of expert opinion and instruction, diary-like personal narrative, journalism, and online community; but for just these reasons, they can be particularly tricky to understand, assess, and discover.

"Just how fantastic is it that we're learning about human social conventions through a study of domestic animals?" Larson adds, however, that the geographic origins of horses are particularly tricky to pinpoint through genetics, so he'd like to see more data than the relatively short stretch of mitochondrial DNA used in this study.

Oily stains are particularly tricky to deal with as water can make the problem worse.

Industry insiders said it was particularly tricky for Morrisons to cut store management staff as its array of fresh food counters carrying out butchery, fishmongery and baking need close supervision to ensure quality and health and safety standards are kept up.

Goldman's Triaxx deal was particularly tricky for the Fed to handle in 2008 because Goldman was not able to deliver some of the Triaxx bonds to the Fed.

But reaching agreement on changes to ownership rules was particularly tricky and progress has been modest.