Sentence examples for more tricky in from inspiring English sources

Purification is much more tricky in Tbilisi -- and mice are just out of the question".

In Britain, a country that has "form" on inflation, 22.5% of government debt is in the form of inflation-linked bonds, making the strategy even more tricky (in the US, the ratio is 10%).Now, of course, inflation could arise by accident, rather than design.

As languages, HTML (the basic formatting and structure language) and CSS (the more sophisticated but more tricky-in-cross-platform-terms language for advanced formatting) are basically simple and in fact quite beautiful.

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

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.

Rafael Marquéz, twice a European Cup winner with Barcelona, took a pay cut last season to embrace the challenge of keeping Hellas Verona in Serie A. The 36-year-old helped them do just that – the physical and mental challenge of facing younger and more tricky opponents in a league that he felt was the most competitive he could play in being a crucial factor.

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.

Tuning in a digital signal can be a bit more tricky than its analog counterpart.

It'll be more tricky to get the board to pop up if you're just standing in place.

It's more tricky than it seems.

Some questions are more tricky than others.