Sentence examples for be a tricky operation from inspiring English sources
Alas, a firm defence of the record, in defiance of forgetting, might be a tricky operation for a government known to have withheld email exchanges (from Leveson) and smothered unwelcome reports, and for a party chairman, Grant Shapps, who recently obliterated whole websites created by one of his alter egos, the dashing entrepreneur "Michael Green".
But it will be a tricky operation.
Many studies have already stressed this important issue, and in particular highlighted that determination of the contact point is a tricky operation for deformable biological samples [61], [62], [63], [64], [65].
It was a very tricky operation - if it did not slow down sufficiently, it would have missed being caught by the gravity of Mars and the mission could have be lost in outer space; but if the rocket engine had fired more than required it could have slowed the Mangalyaan so much that it risked crashing down on to the red soil of Mars.
It's a very tricky operation.
This may prove a tricky operation because, unlike bread, fufu is too elastic to actually soak up anything.
But dismantling internal barriers to co-operation is a tricky business that requires much more than smart software.
Surgery can relieve the pressure on the nerve as well, but like all such operations, it's a tricky business and is to be avoided if at all possible.
This is a tricky concept.
