Sentence examples for as very tricky from inspiring English sources

Radar measurements show that, immediately before the crash, Lidle's aircraft was flying at 112 mph (180 km/h) at 700 feet altitude in the East River VFR corridor, an area which former NTSB official Peter Goelz described as "very tricky" due to its narrow width and frequent congestion.

Grey District Mayor Tony Kokshoorn described weather conditions around the glacier as "very, very tricky" to fly in.

Calculating your estimated tax payments can be very tricky, as it often isn't as simple as taking last year's returns and dividing what you owed back then into four separate payments.

Things are going to get very tricky if, as is being considered, we outlaw anything that gives offence.

"And it was very tricky conditions as well, so I was quite happy with the way I handled everything tonight".

He's a very very tricky character, as is Filin.

They could potentially go into the domain of what's misleading as well, but that's very tricky.

One of the youngest relatives, in her 20s, emphasised our incomplete knowledge of genetic influences on behaviour as a reason for focussing on nurture 'at present'; It is very tricky as we cannot see genes and I am not sure that I totally trust the idea of blaming genes for violent behaviour- maybe the person has a gene for passive behaviour as well.

Grid position is very important there and can determine your race as, traditionally, overtaking in Monaco is very tricky.

But because of the scale of the issue, and Intel's very precarious position of having to ensure as limited impact to its customers as possible, it's a very tricky situation to figure out who to inform and when in order to ensure everything gets resolved without the information becoming widespread and a source of additional risk for those customers.

This is very tricky territory, as we know from the story of Romeo and Juliet, and is something we hear about a lot at Relate.