Sentence examples for be tricky in some from inspiring English sources

That distinction can be tricky in some writers too, and Morrow appears to be one of them.

These games have very basic but charming graphics, and while the puzzles are tricky in some places, there aren't too many of them and they're very satisfying to solve.

Modeling how a single wave affects this region is tricky: In some ways, the sea ice behaves as individual floes, while in other ways it acts as a very thick fluid that "dampens" the wave's energy.

Timing a visit can also be tricky in countries where political stability is a relative term.

Building legislative and political coalitions will be tricky in the current environment.

Product differentiation — how to tell one bar of soap from another — can be tricky in politics.

But learning their precise history will be tricky in many cases.

This dual marketing effort would be tricky in the best of circumstances.

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

But stereotypes and implicit bias can be tricky in trial situations that privilege such conspicuous evidence.

Sustaining the gains of recent years will be tricky in the current economic climate.