Sentence examples for generally tricky from inspiring English sources

Biographical films are generally tricky, since the on-screen personality rarely matches the real one; they're even trickier when the subject is shrouded in misty time and debate.

Design of protocols for mobile ad-hoc networks (MANETs) is generally tricky compared to wired networks, because on the one hand the increased communication constraints given by the limited bandwidth and frequent network failures, and on the other hand the additional computation and memory constraints due to performance limitations of mobile devices must be considered.

The findings are generally tricky to interpret as a result of heterogeneous case mix.

Although the interpretation about the p-value distribution is generally tricky and needs to be done carefully, it seems that the p-value distribution for miRNA-centric μ (in green) shows overall better discriminant power than target link-centric τ (in blue) and traditional gene-centric ρ (in red) methods.

In this type of course, the route is generally tricky or long with little to no shortcuts, making it easy to get in first place and stay there.

But more generally, it's tricky – there's such a multitude of humans.

Europe has generally been a trickier place than the United States for Apple to do business.

Generally asses are trickier than vaginas.

The tricky ones generally are.

"But it is tricky, because generally people who are interested in where their food originates can afford to be interested.

Generally it's very tricky to learn two languages at once when they come from the same linguistic family.