Sentence examples for decidedly tricky from inspiring English sources

Innovation is a decidedly tricky thing to measure.

Its campaign against "rip-off Britain" has fallen flat, as official studies have shown that consumers are not being gouged as much as ministers had supposed.Calculating what constitutes excess profits is decidedly tricky, a fact that the report admits.

Having topped Group D ahead of Yugoslavia and Colombia in second and third place, Völler and his team-mates, who would go on to win the match and the tournament, had earned a berth in a decidedly tricky second-round eliminator against their old foes in Milan's San Siro.

Not least, America's relations with China are now decidedly tricky.Since then Mr Kan's wavering predecessor, Yukio Hatoyama, has resigned, and the new administration has revelled in backing from America over Japan's dispute with China over the Senkaku islands (Diaoyu in Chinese).

"Don't leave me alone in this world!" While The Viper is decidedly overmatched in size and strength, he's tricky, agile and burning with a vengeful rage.

Decidedly mixed.

Decidedly so.

Decidedly sniffy.

Perhaps all; decidedly all.

It decidedly is not.

Decidedly other.