Sentence examples for be tricky to pick from inspiring English sources
The half-gallons can be tricky to pick up (they're slightly slippery, between the plastic wrap and the coated gloves), and you don't want to drop them, since the damaged ones can't be sold.
They are tricky to pick out — perhaps not tricky for a human reader (although they can be that, too) but certainly tricky for a Turing Machine, even one with its best tuxedo on and its shoes shined.
It also is tricky to pick members of the Joint Chiefs, who are not only the president's senior military advisers on questions of war but also the leaders of the individual military services, at the fulcrum of competing missions and constituencies that are never easy to balance.
There have been so many low points in my journey to becoming a mother, it's tricky to pick out the lowest.
You don't want to end up in either, but without some input from passengers who have traveled on the same aircraft type in the past, it can be tricky to know which seat to pick.
Like European soccer, hockey has had its share of banana-throwing incidents, but in the case of Subban — or of Josh Ho-Sang, the New York Islanders' first-round draft pick last summer — it can be tricky to tease out the racial coding and stereotyping from the coaching.
Like European soccer, hockey has had its share of banana-throwing incidents, but in the case of Subban or of Josh Ho-Sang, the New York Islanders' first-round draft pick last summer—it can be tricky to tease out the racial coding and stereotyping from the coaching.
