Sentence examples for are particularly tricky from inspiring English sources

Still, the cars are particularly tricky to build.

First games are particularly tricky for good teams, as Bradley, who has studied the World Cup from afar, said Friday.

Celebrity lines are particularly tricky because the star can wane in popularity almost overnight, and a scandal can hurt clothing sales.

Some people prefer the morning, when you're fresh.... Everyone has their own system, especially when they come across passages that are particularly tricky for them".

But the continuing efforts to capture Wall Street business are particularly tricky because they risk alienating the financial firms that pay for most of the terminals.

Foreign investments are particularly tricky for the Chinese government because of the public's virulent nationalism, born of centuries of foreign invasions and occupations like the British capture of Hong Kong in 1841 and the Japanese capture of Manchuria in 1931.

Land is particularly tricky.

Tennis can be particularly tricky.

But the Nadarkhani case was particularly tricky.

Sometimes this can be particularly tricky.

Opera, Linehan admits, is particularly tricky.