Sentence examples for be tricky and sometimes from inspiring English sources

With Queen and Freddie being so huge, it can be tricky – and sometimes frustrating – to balance what we want to be doing with what we're physically capable of, and making sure that that equals out.

Applying the strip can be tricky and sometimes difficult to accomplish.

The models are tricky, and sometimes of questionable relevance to humans, and fish are simpler than humans in terms of the complexity of their neural networks – but I have confidence that we will be able to extrapolate from fish to human behaviour.

Revolutions sometimes can be tricky, and difficult.

Sometimes learning can be tricky, and we get stuck if we don't listen really carefully.

Alcor acknowledges that the process is tricky and that sometimes the brittle corpses, or patients as it refers to them, can fracture on immersion.

Analysts in the banking industry say that lending to low-income customers, especially those with tarnished credit, is tricky and that banks sometimes have to charge higher rates to offset their risk.

He can be tricky, perplexing and sometimes outrageous, but his sense of fun and love outweighs all else.

Morris's relationship with his managers has sometimes been tricky and McClaren is Derby's fifth manager of the calendar year: Paul Clement began it in charge, then after he was sacked Darren Wassall took over until the end of the season.

Sometimes the distinction is tricky and it could lead to discrediting your research.

It is incredibly helpful to pick a line at the top of the mountain and to stick to it (this can be tricky as sometimes someone who is not watching as closely as you are will cut you off. Just go strait on to your next trick).