Sentence examples for more tricky for from inspiring English sources

(See 4.33pm) But the welfare proposals will be far more tricky for Labour.

However, the calculation of accurate partition ratio coefficients is much more tricky for the specular condition applied on arbitrary geometrical borders.

"Gmail is sitting out in California and is a bit more tricky for UK legislation to cover it..

The tie became even more tricky for the Brewers after they conceded an early goal.

Where things get a little more tricky for ministers in Cardiff Bay is how they intend to cope with that extra traffic.

Image caption "Where things get a little more tricky for ministers in Cardiff Bay is how they intend to cope with that extra traffic". The UK Government and the Welsh Government do not agree on many things these days.

The Palestinians also began their more tricky bid for full statehood at the UN.

A second, more tricky question – for both the left and right – is that if these schools really are offering the best possible education in a difficult situations, then why are we ruling out such a possibility for England?

However if you get to the $3m $5m5m A rounds things are a little more tricky; too small for the larger US growth funds, too far for the smaller ones to make a larger commitment (although some like Blumberg are very active also at this stage) and there just aren't that many active $100m+ funds in Europe.

The water retention PMS state is a bit more tricky, almost a dry run for pregnancy..

Then cut around the design using the tin snips and a sharp pair of scissors for the more tricky parts.