Sentence examples for be tricky in a from inspiring English sources

Finding a site for the club will be tricky in a town so conscious of appearances.

Fixing voting systems and devising a more independent system of non-partisan overseers will be tricky in a federal system (see article).

The third week of May can be tricky: in a normal year, the spring bulb season is all but over and grasses have barely got going.

It may be tricky in a global downturn, but if America's manufacturers can find markets overseas, they could join housing and banking in leading the way to recovery.

The interpretation of an MS-PCR strategy that combines repeat length and methylation analysis of the FMR1 promoter or CGG repeat may be tricky in a female with a full mutation due to the presence of the methylated inactive normal X chromosome.

And negative messaging is tricky in a debate.

Getting dressed for the wedding is tricky in a small tent.

Importing entrepreneurship is tricky in a country that is not generally known for turning scientific discoveries into commercial products.

The duet in Act III is tricky: in a grotesque burial vault, Romeo dances with the limp body of a drugged Juliet he thinks is dead.

Selling such a concept to potential supporters is tricky in a recession but fortunately AlixPartners and Louis Vuitton liked the idea and came on board.

But defining these categories is tricky: in a radio interview in 2010 Ed Miliband, the leader of Britain's Labour Party, stumbled over his new catch-phrase—"the squeezed middle"—when asked exactly who was in it.