Sentence examples for just as tricky from inspiring English sources

But splitting up could prove just as tricky as merging.

Asking about her other work proves just as tricky.

It turns out that measuring water use is just as tricky as measuring carbon dioxide emissions.

But tackling demand is just as tricky as cutting off supply.Superintendent Dean Ingledew of London's Metropolitan Police is in charge of policing Soho, the city's main nightclub district.

Yet that's just as tricky.

For the starters, the decision could be just as tricky.

The album's blend of ardent nostalgia and crossover ambition says something about the shifting center of Ms. Yanofsky's talent and, just as clearly, highlights some tricky distinctions between the practice and the perception of jazz singing, especially where commercial interests are involved.

But it might just as easily refer to Cannes' teasing, tricky relationship with the major US studios.

Four hundred years on, the poser is as tricky as ever.

This can be nearly as tricky as entering.

It has no place at the airport or over any official building, such as the Kurds' lively parliament.The issue of maps (above) is just as toxic and tricky.