Sentence examples for at this tricky from inspiring English sources

If South judges the position correctly, he can arrive at this tricky ending after surrendering the fourth round of diamonds: East must lead a spade, and if South plays the queen, he cannot be defeated.

The difficult business of being George Bush's best political friend at this tricky juncture absorbed a great deal not just of the prime minister's time and energy, but also of his political capital.And there is a third reason why Britain lost faith in Mr Blair, which goes to the heart of both the man's mission and his personality (see article).

But he found trouble in running at Sandown and this tricky track may not be easy for a horse of his inexperience, breaking from a wide stall in a big field.

On the one hand, those making the decisions the elected politicians will benefit from well-formed opinion to guide them through this tricky region at the science-policy interface, but scientists should not be surprised if politicians place considerably more weight upon other factors when key decisions have to be made without the support of a strong evidence base.

If you know the song you are trying to play by heart, then try playing it without looking at your fretboard before attempting this tricky trick.

Over time, he improved at the tricky skill, though he couldn't remember being trained.

Others working at that tricky task include Michelin, Oreo, Perrier, Planters and Uncle Ben's.

At Darlington, Gordon, with seven wins at the tricky egg-shaped speedway, had two flat tires and came home 35th.

Several drivers ran wide at the tricky Turn 19, the penultimate corner, including Button and Massa.

A number of drivers hit trouble at the tricky, technical Degner corners, which often catch drivers out.

At first this was tricky; sometimes I couldn't hold on very long and dropped it, getting both of us soaked.