Sentence examples for be tricky to use from inspiring English sources

But syrups and flavored waters can be tricky to use.

But until there are more listings in the environment, it might be tricky to use as a "living greener" tool.

These, however, tend to be tricky to use and are often plain unreliable.

For instance, they pass right through some stuff, and because of the physics involved, radar can be tricky to use at lengths below a hundred feet or so.

The clipper can be tricky to use when you want to clip an odd section of the page.

Sometimes contacts can be tricky to use for beginners.

It tends to be trickier to use ones whose U.I.s have evolved over time by patching together different software programs.

Right now the currency is tricky to use, both in terms of the technological nous required to actually acquire Bitcoins, and finding somewhere to spend them.

The word "encaustic" comes from the Greek word for to heat or to burn, which explains why the material is tricky to use.

Electronic gadgetry is tricky to use around high explosives of the sort used for bomb triggers, and it is hard to make any monitoring device reliably tamper-proof.

The app does a good a job of recognizing speech, and I really wanted to love it, but it's tricky to use.