Sentence examples for was too tricky from inspiring English sources

This was too tricky for Meares to answer.

It meant peace to his rivals, French or Swiss; but if the most ingenious invention in watchmaking for 250 years was too tricky for them, why, he would just pick it up, snap it shut and put it back in his pocket.

It was too tricky for some prominent players who missed the eight-over-par cut, including Darren Clarke (nine over), Sergio García (nine over), Davis Love III (nine over), Thomas Bjorn (nine over), Retief Goosen (11 over), Curtis (11 over, Justin Leonard (11 over) and the defending champion Rich Beem (14 over).

"Cameron could have tackled Silva but he tried to nick the ball but Silva was too tricky for him.

But it has been too tricky by half.

A wider range of polls would now be too tricky to arrange.

In any event, he said the fallout would be too tricky to forecast.

Alternatively, less generously, we might decide it's too tricky for the researchers themselves.

"To get under the hood, smell the interior -- sight-unseen buying is too tricky".

Fortunately it sounds like that shouldn't be too tricky as the idea is clever and original.

It's too tricky for him to tackle on his own, so I stick in a fork, twirl it round and hand it to him.