Sentence examples for be tricky to some from inspiring English sources
(That last can be tricky — to some, "accessible" indicates a dumbing down in order to draw an audience, but it is really about engaging and involving spectators).
The reason DSLRs are attractive to their existing audience is that they're tricky, to some extent, so it makes sense to want to keep the manual controls and exhaustive menus in place.
Even though they can be tricky to acquire, some are bought and sold on underground forums, others nabbed during attacks on businesses.
While rules governing separation of party and state in public office have been on the books for decades, they can be tricky to navigate, some ethics experts say.
Kidding of course, but Vancouver can be tricky to navigate without some help, and the city's reputation as a playground for the ultra-rich sure as hell won't help your pocketbook come Sunday morning.
Her sentence showed only that it must be tricky to be a defendant when some ministry or other has decided to make an example of you.
If it is tricky to imagine some Manhattan publicist in miniskirt and leather boots taking target practice with a Ruger.22, consider what Ms. Heath's relations in Michigan think about her current home.
And, oddly for an e-reader aimed at glossy mag readers, it's tricky to track down some of the bigger titles.
Your case may fall into a gray area in medicine as to its care; some conditions are tricky to diagnose.
