Sentence examples for be tricky to master from inspiring English sources

Gluten-free baking can be tricky to master, but there are now many commercially-available gluten-free baked goods on the market.

Golf irons can be tricky to master.

Mobile phones and tablets have become extremely powerful and convenient but can be tricky to master.

This can be tricky to master and if you screw up, you generally have to start that whole eye over, it can be very frustrating but the finished look is very rewarding.

It's a continuous motion, he said, not jerky, and it's tricky to master.

Singer Ed Macfarlane makes a dance-funk promise that one day we're going to live in the city of lights, but you know it's the "wine" talking, because those irregular verb tenses are tricky to master in the morning.

Successful communication is tricky to master, and verbal communication is only half of that puzzle-the other half is visual (i.e. body language, eye contact).

This is tricky to master, but flipping the "rules of the game" on their head once in a while can be done.

If you don't have these skills mastered, it will be tricky to tackle the more complex concepts taught in algebra.

That will be tricky to pull off.

This can be tricky to figure out.