Sentence examples for difficult slippery from inspiring English sources

Yes, it's problematic, deliberately so – but that's because this difficult, slippery show makes us face up to our morbid fascination, a fascination that we share with Bundy himself.

In difficult, slippery conditions the game's first points came from the boot of Farrell, with the England fly-half teeing up two three-pointers before Strettle grabbed the opening try.

[Field team member] "13 elders had to climb a difficult and slippery path to get to toilets.

The extent and nature of the GP role was a difficult and slippery concept for the GP participants.

The conditions were very difficult, and the slippery ball lead to a lot of knock-ons.

No doubt the Flyers would love to do the same to Jagr, but he is both strong and slippery, difficult to hit.

This is clearly a difficult and potentially slippery definition, but one which parliament has decided that the courts should examine in light of particular facts and allegations.

And when it is like that it is difficult in these slippery conditions.

Questions of voter residency, he said, "are very slippery, difficult questions, because each person's life circumstance is different... that's precisely the reason you would want independent judicial review".

This might occur because these sows spent more time lying down because rising was difficult, e.g. slippery floors, or because once sows develop these lesions, they may experience sufficient discomfort to discourage them from rising to their feet.

But he does believe context is a slippery thing – difficult to quantify, and so perhaps difficult to consider in terms of responsibility.