Sentence examples for mildly tricky from inspiring English sources
But then, since when were dissident writers in it for the money, especially in Eygpt, where copyright is, to put it mildly, tricky to enforce? "Publishers have always taken from me!" she says, her voice rising indignantly.
But giving tax breaks to oil companies at a time of record industry profits and rising fuel bills could be politically tricky, to put it mildly.
"I told no lies, but I turned some very tricky corners, to put it mildly," he wrote in the letter, which was widely published in the press.
He occupies a tricky Cabinet Office position as the Conservative deputy to Nick Clegg who is, to put it mildly, not the most popular figure on the Tory benches at the moment.
These qualities also stood him in good stead in tricky press conferences at home, when he was able to make the most unpromising positions emanating from Rome sound mildly plausible.
Mildly unenthusiastically.
This is mildly unsettling.
