Sentence examples for more tricky having from inspiring English sources

Others are more tricky, having a small jack that looks like a stereo headphones plug.

To make matters more tricky, there have been two legally sanctioned international sales of ivory stocks in 1999 and 2008.

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.

That might be more tricky because Jho has told associates he's been "working with Chinese intelligence" and has a measure of protection from the Beijing government.

He hoped to open his first branch before the end of last year but the food business proved more tricky than he had expected.

This operation is much more tricky: the tumor has woven itself around tendons and bones, and Richardson does not want to cut a simple rectangular flap in the skin to get access: doing this will make it more difficult to stitch back together and heal.

It would obviously be a lot more tricky if they have to look at compensation with another club.

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

They also try and seed their stock with edgier things - "more tricky brands - you have to be a bit different, if people are going to spend the money".

But to predict a winner from the pair will be more tricky, after they both had to overcome difficulties in winning their semi-finals today.

Roy Hodgson told BBC Radio 5 live: "I don't want to suggest Italy are stronger than Scotland, but we have played a lot of games against Italy recently and I thought that group with the rest of the teams in it looked more tricky than the group we have found ourselves in.