Sentence examples for and a very tricky from inspiring English sources

These trends, they say, point to increased pressure on prices and profits for most technology companies, a good deal for corporate customers and a very tricky time for investors.

It's not a screenplay or a novel, it's a very unique medium and a very tricky and time consuming one to pull off.

Add to this the fact that a large percentage of supposed Havana cigars sold in Canada and the Caribbean are counterfeit and you have a very tricky situation.

And that's a very tricky case to make.

But some experts say those measures would come at a tremendous cost and would require a very tricky political dance to get them enacted, if Trump were elected.

But, overall, I think this issue of advertising and sponsorships is again a very tricky one.

"They want to simplify the menu, but enhance its ability to customise, and that sounds like a very tricky wire act to pull off," said Mark Kalinowski at Janney Capital Markets.

Sturridge is a solid stage actor and does well in a very tricky part -- Treat can easily be infantilized, played to the hilt for easy sympathy.

"To qualify for the Euros it is a very tricky and difficult road and Gordon knows that.

And what about an office in Long Island City? A. Long Island City is a very tricky market and I got close to doing that also.

Episode 5 is a very tricky and unusual episode.