Sentence examples for being tricky from inspiring English sources

Lamb shoulder – the poorer, less desirable cousin of the leg – has a reputation for being tricky to cook and laborious.

Morrison accused Labor of being tricky over the time frame and knowing the "medium term" means 11 years.

East would not have played the seven from 8-7-4, so it followed that South was being tricky.

We hauled several clematis into new positions as well, and despite having a reputation for being tricky, they are remarkably resilient.

Banks won't finance tiny houses––any house smaller than four hundred square feet is difficult to mortgage and, in addition to being tricky to occupy legally, the houses are excluded from many R.V. parks because they're too tall.

The other, I suspect, is that steak is expensive, and has the reputation of being tricky to do well at home, which means it remains a rare treat for many of us.

"She's tricky.

Hamstring injuries are tricky.

So it's tricky.

But it's tricky.

"Obliques can be tricky.