Sentence examples for it can be very tricky from inspiring English sources

"It can be very tricky," Mr. Wilmot said.

Although it can be very tricky with so many games to schedule in a relatively short space of time, the league may be missing a trick in not taking the game to more arenas around the world, although that is something they continue to explore.

"Any biography of a living, breathing and active figure who's still at the height of his powers is going to have to strike a delicate balance between access and objectivity," said Tim Duggan, executive editor at HarperCollins. "It can be very tricky, and it requires real finesse".

He also writes a blog featuring tips for speakers I'm not a fan of using note cards — too easy to drop or turn over two at once (if you go from no. 7 to no. 9 it can be very tricky to backtrack to include what was on no.8!) If I have too much info to go on a mind map I prefer a sheet of A4 card folded then folded again to form 8 small pages which can then be numbered.

"During the transition, it can be very tricky for them to understand," she says.

It is a part of the discipline or craft of cooking in a restaurant -- and, it can be very tricky.

If something doesn't feel right, I'm not going to do it, which can be very tricky in a team and in a small business.

But you have to earn it, and sometimes that can be very tricky.

Calculating your estimated tax payments can be very tricky, as it often isn't as simple as taking last year's returns and dividing what you owed back then into four separate payments.

Liquid eyeliner can be very tricky to master (though it does produce very precise lines) so it's probably best to start out with a pencil.

The final moments of finishing a piece can be very tricky; when assembling, it's like a balancing act to know when to stop and to know when to walk away.