Sentence examples for because of the tricky from inspiring English sources

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.

Specifically, accounting expert Jack Ciesielski Jack Ciesielski, who publishes the Analyst's Accounting Observer in Baltimore, Md., estimates that the government didn't collect some $40 billion from 1997 to 2000 from the S&P 500 companies because of the tricky loophole that the bill would close (more on that later).

"Stairway to Heaven" was one of the few numbers that never quite hung together, mostly because of the fast, tricky figures, which Page struggled to nail.

This is one of the tricky questions... because I don't know how much I can talk about without me getting into trouble, but I just have to tell you that the sultan has a depth, and the story goes deeper, maybe deeper than the animation.

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

THE TALK "Finances tend to be one of the trickiest topics because people do have traditional ideas about what you should and shouldn't talk about," explained Amy Goyer, a caregiving expert at AARP, who is also handling her own parents' affairs because her father has Alzheimer's.

Rosebank has required years of work because of the field's tricky geology.

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.

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.

Booking in Europe can be tricky because of the wide differences in types of accommodations.