Sentence examples for are a bit tricky from inspiring English sources

And polls on legalization are a bit tricky to read, too.

The data are a bit tricky to interpret: each loan is reported separately even when it represents the rollover of a maturing loan.

Statistical analyses are a bit tricky when there are still 15 or 20 cases to open.

"Symptoms are a bit tricky for a lot of STIs, especially for people with penises, as the majority of people with an infection like chlamydia won't be symptomatic, but will be able to transmit the infection," Auckland-based youth health nurse Mikey Brenndorfer tells VICE.

Perennials are a bit trickier.

The joints are a bit trickier to find, but they are in the same places.

The financial restrictions are a bit trickier.

The free, open source versions are a bit trickier to use and still lack common editing capabilities.

However, things are a bit trickier now that he's a full-time royal.

If there's not an obvious contact page, things are a bit trickier.

It is a bit tricky.