Sentence examples for are rather tricky from inspiring English sources

Some variations are rather tricky and I make a sour face, although they are not sour in character".

And while in some parts of the Middle East it may be possible to ascribe the drop in rates between 2010 and 2011 to the decision by tourists and business travellers to stay away, blanket assessments of some sort of "Arab Spring effect" are rather tricky.

The thing about madness is, it's rather tricky to pin down.

Not all tax expenditures are "bad" – and also comparing them across nations is rather tricky.

"The whole story is rather tricky," said Dror Etkes, who monitors settlements for Peace Now.

Despite the long border with India, China is Bangladesh's biggest trading partner and supplier of arms.Connecting China with Bangladesh via Myanmar is rather tricky though.

What arrived was entirely handwritten and on some very odd pieces of paper that were rather tricky to keep in order.

In the late 1970s it was rather tricky for a new writer to get a book published, especially on what was seen as an academic subject.

The publican of a large and successful London boozer tells me that the situation with his pubco overlords is rather tricky.

Over the next three years, Westcott performed tasks that would be rather tricky to describe on a resumé — like transcribing seven hours of "dirty talk" from a performance in which the artist lay under a stage and masturbated.

"My fans have always loved my metaphors," he grins at one point during the interview, and it's true, although these cleverly deployed flights of fancy make pinning down who the real Robert Kelly is rather tricky.