Sentences with phrase «be a tricky problem»

It's a tricky problem with no perfect answers.

It's a tricky problem, nevertheless.

Getting the actual song recordings was the trickier problem.

It's a tricky problem that can take even a powerful computer a week to calculate.

«Classification is a tricky problem; there are short trees, tall trees, trees next to each other, next to buildings — all sorts of combinations,» says team member Ramakrishna Nemani, an earth scientist at NASA's Advanced Supercomputer Division in Mountain View, California.

Moving well through sand or snow is a tricky problem for a robot, but one that nature solved long ago.

Leaky Gut is a tricky problem, the pain it causes depends on WHERE the bad stuff leaking into your body decides to wreak havoc in your body.

They all failed, mostly because it's a tricky problem to solve, but also because they underestimated how stories are constructed.

As our discussion so far indicates, this is a tricky problem, exacerbated by a paucity of data points.

The problem of climate change is not a typical movie supervillain, but it's a trickier problem than Goldfinger posed.

Or, alternatively, here is a 2.5 minute discussion of the puzzle on CBS Evening News during the week of the session (September 26, 2013)-- click here if video doesn't play: This puzzle was a tricky problem for the IPCC panel, because it referred to an apparent contradiction in the data the IPCC had used to reach their main conclusions.

But even with this unity, I don't expect a quick solution to these issues anytime soon — because in my view, these are tricky problems.

This is a trickier problem, because the longer you're in the job market the more things you'll have to say about yourself.

It can be a tricky problem if you don't know the signs to look out for and a costly one too if you fall for their tricks.

Not exact matches

Diagnosing the specific problems affecting your website's conversion rate can be tricky, but many webmasters will benefit from «heat mapping» software, such as the program offered by Crazy Egg (plans start at $ 9 a month).

The perennial problem, Franco observes, is that it can be tricky to find contract manufacturers prepared to produce relatively small quantities.

Videotron would also face a bit of a technical problem in that it might be tricky to offer actual voice service.

The problem: Finding the right balance can be tricky.

Understanding what's really going on inside a company under fire is tricky because the people closest to the problems are usually the ones with the most to lose by talking frankly about them.

Laying out «a few principles» that he said he believes would be «useful to discuss and potentially codify into law», Zuckerberg first advocated for having «a simple and practical set of ways that you explain what you're doing with data», revealing an appetite to offload the problem of tricky privacy disclosures via a handy universal standard that can apply to all players.

The problem of valuing growth stocks is relatively tricky, both because you need to compare against alternatives, but also because nobody really knows the rate at which a company's earnings will grow over 7 years.

The problem is, it's tricky to preserve this balance while also growing the number of users (especially to the point where average people can use the system to purchase coffee or run applications).

Problem is, none of them are expressly prohibited by anything in the Bible, unless you do tricky things with the language or remove things from context.

This can be especially tricky when we want to pray for a specific area: perhaps the area in which we live, or where our church is, or somewhere that has had a lot of problems recently.

It was tricky to get the ingredients here (black beans & sherry vinegar in particular, and also I don't know that I've ever seen pumpkin puree in cans, but I made some with no problem).

The problem is that it can be tricky trying to find the right soup recipe that'll be hearty enough for -LSB-...]

if there is someone unavailable wenger send tricky dicky to «sort the problem out» and the player become magically available after he has been there.

The problem was not the wingers.they reached that position and know its useless to cross so they pass back.no player trust sancez uptop am sure even himself is wondering whats up.in a league like pl all strikers need to be able to hold a defender and outmuscle them, i fear sanchez is more a dribbler and tricky player (okay he got some bite but not as a striker only as a winger).

Our problem is that we play wonderful football when going is easy and in tricky situations when we have to play out of our skins, we falter.

The Red Devils were on for a tricky encounter as their opponent are often able to create problems for the top teams in Premier League.

Sweden's Emil Forsberg is a tricky customer and could pose Barzagli some problems down Italy's right with his pace and directness on the ball.

There are signs that they are getting better though and their tricky forward line could cause the Reds problems as the back, especially with Liverpool's Pepe Reina likely to miss out.

Me when Daley Blind comes away with the ball in a one - on - one with a fast, tricky winger who's likely to cause him problems.

The two main problems that the users articulated however were, the front wheel doesn't swivel thus it makes it a little tricky making turns and that the stroller is too huge to fit easily through a standard size doorway.

And she puts this advice in the context of parenting in general, tackling other tricky issues such as handling behavior problems and managing your own feelings when you're under stress.

No sleep problem is too tricky!

Baby milk was no problem to get hold of, baby food a little trickier but there are diverse grain based meals (to mix with water / milk — we used baby milk) as well as glasses of pureed fruits — other meals are difficult to get hold of.

Normally I don't diagnose a lot of breastfeeding issues because I feel like that's something that's tricky and also a little dicey to do when you're not in the same room as the persona with the problem.

Another problem with the seat design is that it makes it a little tricky to place the baby in the seat, especially if they are drowsy and you don't want to wake them.

The tricky part is, we can measure risk factors, but no one knows for sure who's going to have problems until it's all over.

Parents can be supportive by demonstrating study and organization skills, explaining a tricky problem, or just encouraging kids to take a break.

Many of them offer specialty and hard to find items that can be custom made for your home or provide a solution for a tricky or unusual baby proofing problem.

The only problem with this sterilizer is that it is a little tricky to get it out of a microwave, but isn't always the case.

A whole host of tricky problems are facing this government on constitutional grounds.

Even if the targeting of oil facilities can be avoided, the reconstruction problem may turn out to be technically tricky.

Redistricting is a politically tricky problem all its own, given Gov. Andrew Cuomo's vow to veto legislative lines drawn by lawmakers.

But designing drugs gets tricky if researchers are not sure which, if any, of those problems actually drives disease, and which act earlier or later in the process.

C.R.: There is another tricky thing here, which is that young women believe that this problem is solved.

It's a tricky design problem: The Eye has to be stable, leakproof, and capable of amplifying light on a suitable wavelength the way night - vision goggles do.

For years, scientists have been inspired by nature to innovate solutions to tricky problems, even oil spills — humanmade disasters with devastating environmental and economic consequences.