Sentence examples for fairly tricky to from inspiring English sources

Obviously an important factor in any nacho recipe, but it's fairly tricky to get hold of the American cheese of choice, monterey jack, in this country.

Presumably thanks to groups like Britain First accusing butchers and local branches of Asda of being covert al-Qaeda operatives for selling halal meat, stores offering halal Christmas foods are fairly tricky to come by.

Thanks to groups like Britain First for accusing butchers and local grocery stores of being covert al-Qaeda operatives for selling halal meat, stores offering halal Christmas foods are fairly tricky to come by.

This step is optional, as it's fairly tricky to do and to get it to work without damaging the cellophane.

It's also pretty tricky to apply.

Who should make the call whether or not to approve a dot jihad, to pull an example out of thin air, TLD? It's fairly tricky deciding exactly who should be in charge of this.

Then again, this can be fairly tricky grammatically (and socially), and the writer may simply be confused or fed up with trying to comply with it, so don't overplay this one.

Trying to explain the difference between what's real and what's pretend on a "film set" full of real people can get fairly tricky, so a more detailed explanation of the show on the guide map might have allowed me to think more carefully about taking him to it.

It's fairly tricky.

"Depending on your age or agility, getting on and off of those can be fairly tricky," said Steve Callaway, design manager of DMJM Aviation, which supervised the project.

She was a capable pianist who boldly sang a few arias with some fairly tricky piano parts, like the one Nannetta sings when disguised as the Queen of the Fairies in the final act of Verdi's "Falstaff".