Sentence examples for be more tricky and from inspiring English sources

Sherwood demonstrated with Emmanuel Adebayor at Tottenham Hotspur that he is capable of getting the best out of disgruntled players, but Benteke's situation promises to be more tricky, and that could become clear to the Villa manager when the two hold talks this week.

Defining a framework for digital investigation in wireless networks, especially sensor and ad hoc networks, turns out to be more tricky and challenging than in wireline networks.

Rule four is more tricky and more serious: no British government can save Ulster's Protestants from a destructive future of their own creation.

Opening the back side is more tricky and requires slicing a series of tabs off with a box cutter ("they're obviously not meant to be separated").

That might be more tricky because Jho has told associates he's been "working with Chinese intelligence" and has a measure of protection from the Beijing government.

Ah, now that's going to be more tricky.

Do you think handling actual footballers would be more tricky?

It could be more tricky if your gift came from an internet-only retailer.

Writers usually tell us that their characters are bored, or allow them to speak for themselves, but the interpretation of pictures can be more tricky.

Finding replacements for medical applications might be more tricky.

That route would be more tricky with Fab.com, which is now apparently valued at $1 billion.