Sentence examples for it is tricky to handle from inspiring English sources

The risk of studenty archness is high, and it is tricky to handle the comedy inherent in the fact that all this non-action and thwarted narrative is often quite boring.

This type of cement, if used correctly, forms a tighter seal, but it is trickier to handle.

The relatively tall mast and narrow hull give the boat a massive mainsail, which made it extremely responsive and sensitive to touch but also meant it was tricky to handle and required tremendous skill to race.

Like most cake doughnut doughs, it's dense and sticky, enriched with buttermilk, butter, whole eggs and egg yolks, and so is tricky to handle.

Yet risk is trickier to handle than mergers or product launches.

Monologues are tricky to handle.

Many organisms mooted as terror agents are tricky to handle and hard to make into weapons.

Financial confidence in the West has been shaken by the subprime-mortgage crisis; capital flows into emerging markets are setting records.This shift will be tricky to handle.

As most involved enzymes are integral membrane proteins they are tricky to handle in biochemical protocols.

Voters turn out to be trickier to handle than containers.

Muslim schools are trickier to handle than Anglican or Catholic ones, because British Islam varies so much in interpretation.