Sentence examples for again tricky from inspiring English sources
He called for women's metaphors — once again, a tricky business: What are women's metaphors?
Still, many of the issues that have made an American-Japanese agreement elusive could again prove tricky for both sides to resolve in a broader pact.
Then again, as tricky as it is to find reliable bullpen arms, perhaps those three, and Luis Ayala, could team with Dave Robertson as a sturdy bridge to closer Mariano Rivera.
A Steven Whittaker double in extra-time saw Rangers book a place in the fifth round of the Scottish Cup after Hamilton once again proved tricky opponents.
Again, a tricky question as you don't want to seem overly ambitious to the extent that a potential employer begins to consider why you applied for this particular role.
Given the ambitions of this novel, I imagine he'll end up thrashing around again with tricky and troubling characters -- not to mention ideas about the ways men and women wound each other and their children.
The FCC, which long has made net neutrality a top priority, faces once again a tricky calculation about how to balance the need for consumer and small-business protections against a desire to let the free market run its course.
But making Levi's hip again is trickier.
Swiel again added a tricky conversion.
But, overall, I think this issue of advertising and sponsorships is again a very tricky one.
