Sentence examples for exceedingly tricky from inspiring English sources
It's all exceedingly tricky.
The biggest is planned for Euston station at 5pm. 10.07am: The next few days are going to be exceedingly tricky if you're a Lib Dem MP.
A familiar face onstage and screen (she's had small parts in dozens of movies, including "Garden State" and "Flags of Our Fathers"), Ms. Dowd, in the meatiest film role of her three-decade career, pulls off an exceedingly tricky feat: a thoughtful interpretation of a character who embodies the dangers of mindlessness.
Since the north-south council will hold its first meeting by the end of next month, there is not much time in which to negotiate some exceedingly tricky issues.Broad churches, strange bedfellowsWhen (if?) the parties agree on all of this, it is far from clear what they will actually do when they are running the province.
Recovering the plane from 100 kilometers an hour, snatching it out of the air and gently bringing it to a halt is an exceedingly tricky problem.
However, as anyone in the vintage wristwatch scene will attest, no one is truly an "expert" when it comes to vintage Rolex, which is an exceedingly tricky subject.
But branding is tricky to quantify in any medium, and lacking basic standardization, it has been exceedingly hard to track online.
