Sentence examples for a bit of tricky from inspiring English sources

Troughton-Smith also had to do quick a bit of tricky maneuvering of code to get it working even in this form, so it's not something that we'll see implemented anytime soon.

We lacked a bit of a tricky attitude.

"It's a bit of a tricky question," Mr. Seipel said.

David Rintoul writes: Michael Winner had the reputation of being a bit of a tricky customer.

We assume that the majority are not having difficulty with Adnan, but his surname if a bit of a tricky matter.

Unless you have a benefactor that comes in and is willing to make a loss, you're in a bit of a tricky predicament.

"The five-set record is obviously a bit of a tricky one," said Federer, who is 17-13 .What I just like about five sets," he added,"is it gave me answers if I was fit enough or not and if I have still some stuff to work on".

But there will be a big clue at the MCG on Friday night, with the second in an International Rules series between Australia and Ireland - the closest Aussie Rules gets to international competition, although from a distance it all seems a bit of a tricky business because even when the players aren't fighting, they have to compromise on the shape of the balls.

PAGE B4 SIDESTEPPING LIBEL LAWS A computer file purporting to list the 13,000 members of the racist, far-right British National Party appeared on the Internet last week, posing a bit of a tricky reporting issue for British newspapers, which face strict libel laws.

Marijuana use is a bit of a tricky subject in the United States.

From a software engineering model it makes sense, but gaming performance is a bit of a tricky subject.