Sentence examples for a tricky system from inspiring English sources
Representative democracy is a tricky system; it must first give citizens voice as individuals, and then echo their collective voice back to them in policies they approve of.
But this is a tricky biological system to modulate: too little glutamate function at this receptor can produce psychosis, and too much can kill neurons.
It is also the beginning of an intense scrutiny of the tiny world, which has otherwise remained unvisited by spacecraft since Mariner 10 zoomed past it in the 1970s.The trip has taken so long because exploring the inner solar system is a tricky business.
I mention this because the authors critique the software metaphor because "using it to alter or affect the academic reward system is a tricky prospect".
Interference of LightSquared's signals with GPS systems is a tricky issue for the F.C.C., telecommunications experts say, because the interference appears not to be the fault of LightSquared.
Over the past few years, the ruling coalition between the two established parties has tried a tricky balancing act of preserving the system of bureaucratic cronyism that since the 1970s they have helped to build, and modernising Greece's state and economy, as promised to international lenders.
Predicting floods is a tricky business, particularly on a river system as large and complex as the Mississippi.
It's a tricky matter to suppress the immune system's destructive excesses without also hurting its ability to combat bacteria and viruses.
However, scientific software struggles for recognition just as data does, so using it to alter or affect the academic reward system for data is a tricky prospect.
COMPARING the health systems of different countries is a tricky business.
