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Nor can it be acquired by an unsuitable buyer.Satisfying these conditions will be so tricky that some analysts think the deal will founder.
The process of finding her lasted nine years and was so tricky that I almost gave up on several occasions.
The airport approach is so tricky that first officers are not allowed to land there; only captains are trusted to do so.
A streetball legend, Joe Hammond, who is better known by his nickname the Destroyer, said the New York rims were so tricky that he became focused on having his shots avoid them altogether, refusing to count points if the ball touched steel.
Some of the obstacles are so tricky that riders are forced to haul their 100kg bikes up steps and over rocks, making extreme enduro a physical challenge as much as a mental one and testing riders' technical skills to the limit.
Worse, the interplay between IRA and trust rules is so tricky that drafting mistakes are common, says Boston retirement plan and estate attorney Natalie Choate.
For years, the methods of extracting and analyzing degraded DNA molecules were so tricky that they remained the exotic province of a few high-profile labs.
Srinath may be an insider but some of these tasks are so tricky that even for someone of his experience, tying up all loose ends may just take too much time.
But it's also true that the plot of "2 Guns" — filled as it is with multiple feints, dodges and mystifications — is so tricky that events all but evaporate as soon as they happen.
The first date is so tricky, that unless you really didn't like the other party, it's worth another go you can really concentrate enough to decide if the person could be for you or not.
