Sentence examples for can be very tricky from inspiring English sources

"Longchamp can be very tricky.

Arrhythmias can be very tricky to diagnose".

"It can be very tricky," Mr. Wilmot said.

But deciding what age is appropriate can be "very tricky territory," he said.

But all of a sudden, the usual hiring and firing procedures can be very tricky.

And English, as we all know, can be very tricky, not just in sound and meaning but in idiomatic forms we native English speakers take for granted.

"It can be very, very tricky," said Mr. Meng, one of 28 linguists employed by the New York City Department of Education, as he stood in an office strewn with dictionaries, Korean newspapers and a mouse pad resembling a miniature Persian rug.

Mind games can be very very tricky.

Robin A Yes, you're absolutely right, Robin - sweet pastry made with egg yolks and sugar can often be very tricky to roll and it's a common complaint.

It can also be very tricky, forcing you to navigate jargon, hidden fees and conflicts of interest.

Distributed storage and processing systems can also be very tricky to configure and deploy, requiring a pretty deep understanding of the system – hence the business case for folks like Cloudera.