Sentence examples for many tricky from inspiring English sources

They still have to broach many tricky subjects.

They will also face many tricky questions about the future (see article).

Davis's professed unworthiness is one of many tricky manifestations of her ambition.

Black reacted with 17... P‐B4, en compassing too many tricky plans for White's comfort.

This attempt to draw distinctions between criminal and terrorist organisations raised many tricky questions.

Many tricky tunes are memorable because clever words are bonded to them in our minds.

Defending the cloning model, Samwer argued that entrepreneurship is a holistic endeavor — involving many more tricky pieces than just having a good idea.

There are many more tricky ethical obstacles in the way of the use of such data.

Explaining that to visitors from many countries is tricky.

The new travel clothes also have many and sometimes tricky pockets.

"This made our task of choosing the shortlist tricky – many that didn't make it are books we love.