Sentence examples for difficult and tricky from inspiring English sources

Anders Besseberg, the president of the international union, said Tikhonov's conviction and subsequent amnesty created a "difficult and tricky" situation.

"It's difficult and tricky when your doctor is paid by your employer; it's a conflict of interest.

So does this mean that for all her reputation as a difficult and tricky film-maker, she also has a simpler aim: to entertain?

The evaluation of total yielded DNA by the different DNA extraction protocols turned out to be difficult and tricky because of problems related to the comparison of different basal methods of DNA quantification (fluorometrically vs. spectrophotometrically).

If you have no programming experience, learning C might not be a good idea, for it is known to be a difficult and tricky language.

Mine removal is a difficult and tricky process, and it's not unusual for landmines to remain in an area that has officially been cleared.

Legitimate Muslim LGBTQ advocacy organizations exist, but their websites are difficult to find and tricky to navigate.

"Ultimately, you are going to have a resolution to it, but it's going to get a lot more difficult and a lot trickier before it gets any easier".

They resort to trade barriers that are difficult for voters to discern and tricky for political opponents to attack.The burden of a tariff is easy to explain to the electorate: my opponent wants you to pay more for your milk and cars.

The formative years of open government will be tricky, difficult and uncomfortable at times.

Of course, there are standard objections to Altman -- that he is wayward (bad box office), inconsistent (always himself), a maverick (tricky, difficult and evasive, as the moment calls for) and not an industry person.