Sentence examples for is a tricky matter from inspiring English sources

But accommodating religious rules is a tricky matter.

Figuring out that relationship is a tricky matter.

Influence is a tricky matter, even when artists admit to it.

The news cycle is a tricky matter these days, what with cable TV and the Internet, but in the buildup to the Convention a new complication materialized: clairvoyance.

This is the logic behind the cyberbullying stance at my brother's school, who informed my parents in the wake of the 57 likes that cyber bullying is a "tricky" matter that unfortunately falls largely outside their jurisdiction.

By Ben McGrath The news cycle is a tricky matter these days, what with cable TV and the Internet, but in the buildup to the Convention a new complication materialized: clairvoyance.

Of course, informed consent is a tricky matter in journalism; neither writer nor subject knows exactly what they're getting into when they get involved with a story, just as neither Henrietta nor her doctors could have imagined what would become of those cancerous cells (whatever paperwork she did or did not sign).

It is a tricky matter to get the balance right... "There are many questions that [Michael Howard] should be asking the government, not to score political points, but to perform the opposition leader's duty of keeping the government on its toes.

But taste is a tricky matter".

a particular individual or population is a tricky matter.

Handling huge but wafer-thin sheets of glass without damaging them is a tricky matter.