Sentence examples for is still tricky from inspiring English sources
But the ethnic market is still tricky.
Clearly America's relationship with Berlin is still tricky.
"The climate is still tricky, but I've jumped in at the deep end," Mr. Cohen said.
Even so, finding enough evidence is still tricky, Zemp told Der Standard.
But the task of differentiating a cat from a dog is still tricky for machines.
And with Mr. Feingold in opposition and Mr. Byrd's seat vacant, the math for passage is still tricky.
For American firms' funds of that same vintage, it is -3.4%, according to Preqin, a research firm.The deal environment is still trickier than in America, where the junk-bond market has roared back and deal prices tend to be lower.
Jobs, however, are still tricky to come by.
The wind was not as brutal as it was Wednesday, but it was still tricky, gusting to at least 20 miles an hour.
Whether Linux is ready to take a chunk out of the home market remains debatable, as parts of it are still tricky.
Even though Netflix created a Spoiler Foiler which filtered out all references to the show on Twitter, it was still tricky to avoid House of Cards reveals because of the pace at which people were watching the programme.
