Sentence examples for be pretty tricky from inspiring English sources
Yes, I know they can all be pretty tricky in Blighty.
But getting a majority would also be pretty tricky for Trump.
The concept of genetic drift can be pretty tricky to understand, but sweets make it much easier.
I do wonder whether what I've produced since has exactly met the brief – my clues can be pretty tricky, but there's always an underlying logic.
Justine Roberts, founder of Mumsnet said: "Encouraging children to eat a wide, healthy range of foods can be pretty tricky, and lots of parents will be grateful for measures that reduce pester power.
Seasoned attendees will know that with over 100 heads of state in one place the queues and security can be pretty tricky, but the advice this year is to brace yourself for worse.
"The greens are pretty tricky," he said.
"Working with stem cells is pretty tricky," Dr. Mulcahy said.
Let's face it, without God the first two albums would have been pretty tricky, too.
"The track is pretty tricky and technical, especially the last sector, which has a lot of twisty, 90-degree corners," said Nico Hülkenberg, a driver at the Sauber team.
