Sentence examples for are considered tricky from inspiring English sources

Nowadays there is only one species of Epacris in general cultivation here in the UK; they are considered tricky, tender and difficult to germinate.

The waters off Alaska are considered particularly tricky because of the long periods of daytime darkness, periods of months when ice would block the movement of relief ships and the fragility of ocean habitats for whales, polar bears and other species.

But cell phones, which are considered more acceptable, posed a trickier problem.

"I embraced conventions that are considered wrong, messy, or 'tricky', and crossed the boundary of what is commonly considered unprofessional," Taggart said.

Standing more than 30 stories tall, with few branches on their lower levels, they were considered too tricky to climb.

Cloning a dog was considered particularly tricky because of the animal's complex reproductive cycle.

There are lots of tricky issues to be considered and this is very much an experiment.

Australia is willing to make some concessions for the SOEs (generally nobody wants a foreign state owning many businesses in their country but several models for looser restrictions are being considered) but the labour could prove tricky.

But that's not comparable to the publicity impact on Nixon, who was already widely considered tricky or sleazy.

While launching combined programs also can be tricky, she said that's being considered.

Perhaps the trickiest question is whether obesity should be considered a disability.