Sentence examples for is increasingly tricky from inspiring English sources

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

This intellectual position, it seems to Bagehot, is increasingly tricky to maintain.Iraq is back, and in a big way.

Well, if you're not looking to jump ship just yet - or climbing the career ladder is increasingly tricky in the current climate - perhaps a sideways move would suit you instead.

Understanding drink labels and calculating serving size and calories is increasingly tricky, they say.

Museum loans from Asia are increasingly tricky to negotiate, and to pay for, now that the Met, like most museums, is economically pinched.

It's a blessing and a curse for Apple: the A10 is faster still, but the phones are reaching the point where it's increasingly tricky to argue that faster processors really improve anything.

If it's increasingly tricky these days to separate the art world from the art market, at Frieze, their symbiosis is writ large: here are, says Thornton, "siamese twins who don't necessarily get along but they're stuck to each other".

While this changing travel landscape will be increasingly tricky to navigate, it will also prove to be an exciting and potentially lucrative time to be a travel startup or a travel investor.

But it's increasingly tricky to make a coherent argument for arresting and incarcerating people whose only crime is possession of drugs.

It's clear that carving out growth in a saturated smartphone market is going to be an increasingly tricky business for all players, with the risk of fresh trade-offs and pitfalls looming especially for Apple.

It is an increasingly tricky business.