Sentence examples for long and tricky from inspiring English sources

BARACK OBAMA already faced a long and tricky agenda for his visit to Saudi Arabia scheduled for later this month.

It is also, like that previous slogan, meant to galvanise support by turning a long and tricky foreign-policy challenge into a simple, moral issue.

The perception of healthy seafood is nearly as important for the business as the reality, and reassuring consumers can be a long and tricky process.

John Whittingdale at 54 has moved from chairing the Commons culture select committee during a long and tricky period to becoming culture secretary, the job he has long had to hold to account.

Even the most ambitious think twice before seeking their fortune in the city, because if things do not work out they may have nowhere to return to.Establishing sound property rights is a long and tricky process, but dismantling them is quick and easy.

Childhood education is a long and tricky process.

The first scene is long and very tricky, but once I'd broken the back of it, things got easier.

Anticipating a long and politically tricky process, Forest City is quietly courting City Hall and local residents and assembling a powerhouse stable of architects, housing experts and lobbyists -- even as The Chronicle's remaining staff members ponder whether the paper will ultimately be evicted from its home.

However, the broadcasters' plan swiftly came in for criticism from across the political spectrum, suggesting that long and potentially tricky talks are in prospect - with the possibility of a legal challenge in the form of a judicial review from any parties that find themselves excluded.

However, long scanning time and tricky conditions such as very short distance between the detector and the object were the obstacles for the practical imaging applications.

State Department officials say that staffing certain posts abroad has long been tricky and has required a certain amount of coercion and finesse.