Sentence examples for will be tricky to from inspiring English sources

That will be tricky to pull off.

It will be tricky to spot, though.

Reducing entitlement programmes will be tricky, to say the least.

"This will be tricky to convey to the electorate".

This will be tricky to pull off, and impossible without taking geography explicitly into account.

The UK's more of a discerning market so it will be tricky to break on a mainstream level.

"I believe these greens will be trickier to putt than many Open greens with more dramatic contours," Jones said.

Thanks to their generous social safety nets and rapidly ageing populations, Europe's governments face a bigger debt problem than America's, and because their tax rates are already high, this will be trickier to resolve.

Warsi may have a less prestigious job than the one she had last time we met, but her symbolic power will be trickier to reshuffle, and she allows a glimpse of her contempt for the party's fashionable elites when I ask why she polled so badly among members.

Once you start securing your pictures, it will be trickier to make any adjustments.

Although it will be trickier to get your subject in focus, you can use this to your advantage because the background will be significantly more blurry, creating excellent isolation and broken effects.