Sentence examples for more tricky but from inspiring English sources

Those that are a little more tricky (but definitely worth a try) include tarragon, basil, wasabi and lemongrass.

Northern Ireland is more tricky – but, in theory, should no one come up with a decent plan that keeps both Irelands happy regarding the border there could be calls for independence there.

It might prove a little more tricky, but attention to detail is vital if VR is going to be something that everyone can use.

This bit is the more tricky proposition, but stick with me.

So another question you could ask is: "What is the world's average wage?" That is more tricky to answer, but a group of economists at the United Nations International Labour Organizationn (ILO) has had a go, though they have never gone public with this information.

It can be a fun perk when you're young, just starting out and child-free, but more tricky for those with family responsibilities.

I think he can control the rates up to about two years, but it gets more tricky after that.

But there's something more tricky, too.

But some of the more tricky maneuvers in the plan immediately drew fire from the Democrats who control the Assembly.

But "Christianity is a little more tricky," Dr. Hale said.

"It's one of the more tricky places to get the car exactly right, but at least you don't often have to worry about rain," Raikkonen added.