Sentence examples for be very tricky with from inspiring English sources
Although it can be very tricky with so many games to schedule in a relatively short space of time, the league may be missing a trick in not taking the game to more arenas around the world, although that is something they continue to explore.
Corporate tax reform might help, but getting there will be very tricky with Democrats insisting on fresh revenue through loophole closing.
"I think it's very tricky with site-specific commissions," he said.
"With all the problems we had had, everyone was very tricky with me, saying she shouldn't run and should go to stud.
A Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) spokesman said conditions were "very tricky", with wind gusts of up to 60km/h expected again on Friday.
"Once we have the i360 we think it's very likely we'll also be able to get the new west pier but the financial equations are very tricky with piers.
8. Restaurants are very tricky with their numbers.
Ah, but he's being very tricky with his words there.
It may sound simple, but building apps that deal with money, shipping physical products across state lines, and allowing for exchanges can be very tricky — especially with the kind of gifts Karma deals in, which include wines and food products.
Sure food allergies can be very tricky, but with or without allergies, Halloween should be a treat!
