Sentence examples for increasingly tricky from inspiring English sources

It is an increasingly tricky business.

This approach, however, becomes increasingly tricky for rarer mutations.

Mr Bush has an increasingly tricky balance to strike.

For as the convention unfolds his task is looking increasingly tricky.

Yet managing increasingly large and often hybrid operations involving other partners is increasingly tricky.

Politics can be a cruel game, and in a campaign that looks increasingly tricky, Gingrich faced impertinent questions.

Poland still has a referendum pencilled in for this autumn, or even next year, but a yes vote looks increasingly likely.The trickiest case may be that of the Czech Republic, where the two main opposition parties, the Civic Democrats and the Communists, both have strong Eurosceptic factions.

Instacart increasingly appears in a tricky position as it tries to both navigate the complex economics of on-demand delivery and the looming threat of Amazon — which now owns hundreds of grocery chains that are part of Instacart's delivery network.

Major American companies like Facebook, Twitter and Google are increasingly being put in the tricky position of figuring out which laws and orders to comply with around the world — and which to ignore or contest.

But the relationship between the two parties has become increasingly thorny, and his position trickier.

Progressive groups, intrigued by the stark choices and tricky electoral math, are increasingly interested in the race.