Sentence examples for because of a tricky from inspiring English sources

Matthews also made seven putouts, some of which were a little hair-raising because of a tricky, swirling wind.

Alfreton Town manager Nicky Law says it was crucial his side continued their sensational form with victory over Braintree because of a tricky run in.

Modern cricketers are reluctant to compromise just because of a supposed tricky surface.

Apple hasn't been been particularly transparent about the iPhone X's numbers, in part because it's a bit of a tricky new model.

It's a bit of a tricky question because Glass has so many potential uses but users aren't necessarily taking advantage of them all the time.

But there will be a big clue at the MCG on Friday night, with the second in an International Rules series between Australia and Ireland - the closest Aussie Rules gets to international competition, although from a distance it all seems a bit of a tricky business because even when the players aren't fighting, they have to compromise on the shape of the balls.

"It's kind of a tricky situation because we want to always win," Neushul said.

"Doctors are afraid of hormones because it's a tricky medicine and I see a lot people end up on antidepressants because [the doctors] don't want to get into it.

Ultimately, Morgan may have misfired because of that tricky matter of tone.

Doueiri sought out Hezbollah not solely because of the tricky subject matter of "The Attack," but also because to make the film, the director had broken Lebanese laws prohibiting citizens from traveling to Israel or doing business with the Israelis.

He said Bryant-Denny Stadium was his least favorite place to kick in the SEC because of its tricky wind currents, but it did not look that way Saturday.