Sentence examples for which is tricky to from inspiring English sources
Calf's liver, which is tricky to pull off, was sliced, seared and dressed up with balsamic vinegar and caramelized onion; some slices were overdone, some pink at the center.
To understand a puzzle that has been confounding scientists in recent years, researchers need to know not only the spatial extent of the ice, but also how thick it is, which is tricky to estimate from satellite data alone or from scant point measurements taken by drilling into ice floes.
To do this, he'll need his pal, and old boss in Bill Clinton's Department of Housing and Urban Development, Governor Andrew Cuomo to sign off, which is tricky to say the least.
Fake pearls will usually not have this overtone effect, which is tricky to duplicate.
"Pigmentation can be superficial and located epidermal layers, or deeper in the skin, which is trickier to treat.
As a buyer and seller, he knows how much his collection is worth; plus it makes him happy, which is trickier to price.
It starts out like other artisanal tofu, but one of Kawashima's secrets is his nigari magnesium chloride, which is trickier to use though milder than the more common calcium chloride, which leaves a saline aftertaste.
Because sunlight is so weak at that distance, rather than solar panels, the mission will need to employ a nuclear power source, which is trickier to build and operate.
Hunters in the north, who catch narwhals, seals, walruses and polar bears, use dog sledges, which are tricky to use when the ice melts and the soil is mushy.
Kim Hak-soo of the Korea Institute of Public Finance, which advises the government, says it ought to be lowering corporate tax rates to achieve higher growth, not raising them.Firms may choose to pay the tax rather than make marginal investments or raise wages (which are tricky to cut).
Despite the hype around desktop 3D printers aimed at hobbyists and consumers, it is the big, industrial-grade printers that are working the hardest as demand grows for printing large items, which are tricky to make with conventional methods such as plastic injection-moulding, says Mr Thellin.
