Sentence examples for more tricky tasks from inspiring English sources
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.
And even a clinician may find this type of inference difficult for those medications with a diverse set of therapeutic uses; being clear of the indication for the use of amitriptyline, whose primary use has been as an antidepressant but is now as likely to be used as an analgesic in postherpetic neuralgia or as a prophylactic against migraine, is a much more tricky task.
But the fund left to a later day the broader and far more politically tricky task of fundamentally reapportioning the vote shares among countries to fully recognize their evolution within the global economy.
In fact he has been more of a sponge, soaking up difficult issues as they arise, from sustainable development to a controversial article in a transatlantic trade deal.In this section No new deal Dreams of self-rule The Viktor and Vladimir show Bad days in Lille When less is more ReprintsHis trickiest task is to ensure that Brussels's legendary appetite for rule-making is kept in check.
Normally straightforward for a team in 11th place, that task is made more tricky by an awareness that, firstly, a mere five points separate them from the relegation places; and secondly that under Phil Brown five years ago they were sixth at Christmas and only secured top-flight survival on the last day.
The task was made simultaneously easier and more tricky by the non-stop publicity.
Ford's system uses sensors to determine if drivers are doing a routine task, like driving down a straight highway or engaged in a more tricky activity.
Some questions are more tricky than others.
These are more tricky questions to answer.
"It's actually a bit more tricky.
