Sentence examples for a tricky message from inspiring English sources
Still, a paean to post-partisanship may be a tricky message to bring to Democratic primary voters in 2016, given Mr. Obama's failure to win over Republicans.
It is a tricky message to get right.TuesdayJIM CALLAGHAN said that God had given Britain its best opportunity for a hundred years.
It may be a tricky message to get across to Scottish voters: 'vote SNP to kick out your Labour MP, because Scottish Labour has failed and is out of touch - and then watch the SNP put Ed Miliband into Downing Street'.
But it's still a tricky PR message for Facebook to be having to deliver in the midst of a major data scandal — hence Zuckerberg's attempt to reframe it as a matter of domestic vs foreign "sensibilities".
But offering that reassuring if somewhat contradictory signal — that by adding troops he can speed the United States toward an exit — is just the first of a set of tricky messages Mr. Obama will have to deliver as he rolls out his strategy publicly.
He'll blow you away with his tricky messaging about India's multidimensional culture, religion and economic life -- and you won't be able to turn away.
This placed the SFA in a tricky position, whereby a firm message must be sent out to other member clubs while taking into account that Rangers' immediate future is already decidedly bleak.
Let's not forget that the essential message of a Republican candidate is a tricky sell.
Campaigning can also be a tricky game, because it is difficult to calibrate the message.
"Although I love Paris 365 days a year, Christmas can be a tricky time to visit," Beth Marlin, the editor of Paris-Insider.com, wrote in an e-mail message.
