Sentence examples for an often tricky from inspiring English sources

But without a senior medal to his name, and having to overcome an often tricky qualifying round before entering the main draw, Drinkhall is aware of the challenge he faces in Rotterdam.

In the early days when getting him to eat much of a healthy nature was often tricky, a little forage in the garden worked wonders.

When the analyzed 3D structures correspond to remote homologs, mapping the 3D alignment to a sequence alignment is often tricky since a small inaccuracy in the 3D structure superimposition can lead to the assignment of a residue of a sequence with the neighbor of the true corresponding residue in the other sequence.

May 1 , 201412.33pm BST Starting a new job is often tricky, but few people have had a first day quite like Rupert Soames, the new CEO of troubled outsourcing firm Serco.

An important, yet often tricky, task is the evaluation of prevention efforts at the community level.

Striking the balance between novelty and believability of such an ideal end-state is often tricky, and empirical evidence shows that people are neither satisfied with the vision, nor the visioning process.

The problem began as operators tried to match the supply of cooling water with the rising rate of heat production in the core, a process that engineers say is often tricky.

While frank esophageal carcinoma rarely presents a diagnostic challenge, early lesions are often tricky to assess.

They are smart, adult dancers, and to see them thinking through deft spatial patterns and often tricky partnering sequences is a treat.

The only scene in Mr. Falls's "Seagull" that casts a riveting emotional spell is the last, often tricky one, when Nina returns to visit Konstantin, her life having come unraveled since they last met.

The example of the United States serves as a reminder that these ideas exist on a three-dimensional scale, in which differentiation is often tricky.