Sentence examples for any tricky from inspiring English sources

One could simply select a protein, and trust the restaurant not to pull any tricky stuff.

But humans are always involved in any tricky or lethal decisions.That may change.

I certainly didn't need to tackle any tricky terrain on the westbound carriageway of the M40.

So did the chancellor try to sort out any tricky political problems?

If he decides to return the punt, he doesn't depend on any tricky moves.

Even as a young lad, he was responsible for any tricky stuff involving the tremolo.

People make a big deal over the tic-tac-toe phonetics — "All I ask is that you name the restaurant something that's a little easier to pronounce and spell," Ed Levine wrote, on the Web site Serious Eats — but is Txikito really any trickier to say than La Grenouille, or 'Cesca?

Unlike elephants and rhinos, they're also often shipped whole and sometimes alive, which makes dealing with any seizures a tricky affair.

He's not in any way tricky or perverse or creepy – he's very transparent".

But barring any future tricky stuff, a better term for its genre would be history-of-science fiction.

On the other hand, there aren't any sneaky, tricky contracts to get locked into.