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These airlines rely largely on – and have been successful in – charging fees to turn a profit, something that can be extremely tricky in the airline industry.
It is stunningly ambitious in concept and, judging by its opening exhibitions, extremely tricky in execution, veering from the down-to-earth to the esoteric and the wacky.
Unfortunately, it is extremely tricky to isolate the impact of changes in fiscal policy.
If Mr Cameron wins another term next year, his promised renegotiation with the EU will be an extremely tricky affair.In this section Sedating, not leading Order, order!
He inherited a trump card in the form of the Caspian's oil resources, and his ability to navigate the extremely tricky geopolitical maze of the Caucasus was also testimony to his political acumen.
What seems so easy for birds is, in fact, an extremely tricky task.
Managing equities in China is extremely tricky, but I have been impressed with Michael Lai at GAM, who has 23 years' experience of managing Asian equities.
"I understand the spirit but I think the implementation could be extremely tricky," Dr. Breneman said.
That makes a precisionist structure, where quarter-inch goofs can throw off the whole thing, extremely tricky to build.
Executing the policy, however, has been extremely tricky.
