Sentence examples for been tricky to execute from inspiring English sources

Attack strategies against Mr. Obama have always been tricky to execute, not just because of possible racial tripwires but because a solid majority of voters say they like the president personally, whatever they may think of his politics.

The design was tricky to execute, he said at the unveiling, adding, "We cracked our heads on it".

Though the original Readability tool will remain free, Mr. Ziade hopes to capture a willing audience by simplifying the so-called micropayment model, which has been much discussed but is tricky to execute.

That doesn't mean that their strategic trajectory – towards a kind of mashup of other Web 2.0 services and applications – via hooking into APIs – is invalid, but I think it's going to be tricky to execute the right kind of interface to all these services.

But sometimes it can be tricky to execute, and I'm sure we've all failed here once or twice before.

This one's a no-brainer, but it's trickier to execute if you're just launching your company.

It would be tricky to do.

Consciousness has always been tricky to decode.

Maybe it's because it is so simple that a ceremony is so tricky to execute.

While the concept of validation may seem simple, it can sometimes be a little tricky to execute.

Primaries are tricky to cover.