Sentence examples for actually tricky from inspiring English sources

But cooking a whole egg just for the runny yolk alone can be tiresome if you don't want to eat the whites (and let's face it, it's actually tricky to get both the white and the yolk to solidify at the same time -- a yolk solidifies anywhere between 150 and 158 degrees Fahrenheit, and an egg white gets there anywhere between 150 to 180 degrees).

"Radiobiology is actually really tricky because how the body will respond to exposure will depend on many factors, such as whether you're old or young, male or female," he told BBC News.

The fund-raising is actually trickier.

This is actually trickier than it sounds for small farmers — and not in the emotional sense.

"And it's actually trickier than you might think," said Renee Sharp, senior scientist and research director at the Environmental Working Group EWGG).

"Hovering over a urinal is actually very tricky.

But the advantages of walking have actually been tricky to calculate.

"Everyone likes biodegradable," Ruys said, "but it's actually a tricky concept.

Of course the broader issue, completely obscured in today's RMG drama, is that it's actually very tricky to value companies for the very long term.

Carr sought to dispel the misconception that eclipses are a rare event but said many factors have to align, including positioning, weather and cloud conditions, which made them "actually rather tricky things to view".

Kadosh's early productions were operettas such as Oscar Straus's Ein Walzertraum – "they are actually very tricky to do, technically as well as musically" – and he has gone on to conduct a varied repertoire from Mozart and Donizetti to Schoenberg and Mark-Anthony Turnage.