Sentence examples for an increasingly tricky from inspiring English sources

It is an increasingly tricky business.

Mr Bush has an increasingly tricky balance to strike.

Packing more gears into the compact transmission housings used in smaller vehicles — along with the hardware needed to deliver smooth, imperceptible shifts — is an increasingly tricky challenge, engineers say.

The ingeniously named breakfastliverpool blog is a rather lazy updater (tough subject matter) but does a great job hunting down good old fashioned fills - an increasingly tricky task in gastro-Britain.

Halloween will produce no bigger nightmare in Devon than the Fijian‑born winger's five‑pointer in the eighth minute of added time, which condemned Exeter to the latest painful outcome of an increasingly tricky campaign.

True, an increasingly tricky surface conspired against him but even the normally measured Fabricio Coloccini fell into the trap, the Argentina defender apparently having forgotten that such deliveries rarely stick to Cissé.

Politics can be a cruel game, and in a campaign that looks increasingly tricky, Gingrich faced impertinent questions.

England's struggles to tee-off hinted at a pitch that was becoming increasingly tricky to score on, a theory that looked less sound when Pakistan's openers, Sharjeel and Khalid, emerged in a blizzard of boundaries that brought 74 runs from their first six overs, with 14 fours and one six.

It was more likely that the pale, etiolated Wallachian nobleman resonated with contemporary readers as the avatar of an ailing British aristocracy that was finding it increasingly tricky to keep itself buoyant during an agricultural depression (Dracula does travel with 50 boxes of his native soil, after all).

The reversal underscores Facebook's increasingly tricky position as an arbiter of mass media.

But it's increasingly tricky to make a coherent argument for arresting and incarcerating people whose only crime is possession of drugs.