Sentence examples for be very tricky and from inspiring English sources

Getting out of this ultra-loose policy position is going to be very tricky, and require a lot of skill, because of the danger of a whiplash effect from gilt yields.

"Any biography of a living, breathing and active figure who's still at the height of his powers is going to have to strike a delicate balance between access and objectivity," said Tim Duggan, executive editor at HarperCollins. "It can be very tricky, and it requires real finesse".

Indeed, buying cheap ink cartridges could be very tricky, and yet, it is not that complicated as well.

It was just being very tricky and difficult".

"It was very tricky, and it almost broke it apart," Mr. Kerry said.

I think it's very tricky, and I think people need to proceed very carefully.

The conditions were very tricky and there were many times I was asking whether I was on the right tyres.

As for a less-than-hard-working or less-than-satisfactory employee, that is very tricky, and it can be legally dangerous to say something negative.

I think the key is that the contract is unsafe and unfair, the government are being very tricky and difficult to negotiate with.

"It's very tricky and very new, and it's getting away from a single engineering criteria that says just build it 10 feet higher and you're absolutely safe".

He says construction sites are usually easy, but other locations are very tricky and need a lot of reconnaissance – and perhaps a few failed attempts – before you work out how to get in.