Sentence examples for more tricky as from inspiring English sources

After that it gets more tricky, as another six platforms will be needed by the time phase two opens in 2033 and that cannot be done without major redevelopment.

With women's clothing, it may be more tricky as those who think their gently used clothes are worth selling, as opposed to donating, are generally hoping to make a little money.

Undaunted, Khalida decided she needed to "be a lot more tricky," as she explains with a laugh.

You have to type words as fast possible to hit your rival, and the vocab gets more tricky as you level up.

Things get a bit more tricky as the hours ascend from noon until midnight.

This is a little more tricky as you have to make sure the iron doesn't get so hot that it melts the laminate plastic, but is still hot enough to bond the laminate to your ID.

Under this economic ethos, becoming financially independent has become more and more tricky -- as so many recent college graduates who are now living with their parents understand intimately.

Every major scandal that the Panama Papers have brought to light is equally (if not more) tricky to understand as this whole Putin business.

Counting accidents and injuries is more tricky – what exactly counts as an injury?

But the Club's managing committee has, as their confidence has grown, taken on more tricky tasks in their role as elected ambassadors representing the whole school.

"We realised that our networks were nice smalltalk networks, but we didn't have the opportunity to talk about all the more tricky things we were dealing with as parents.