Sentence examples for more tricky to from inspiring English sources

"It's more tricky to get the data on social mobility.

The precise meaning of Mahopac is more tricky to decipher.

But the 'Fire's clash with "Paper Planes" singer MIA is more tricky to get around.

His alliance with Roy Keane was even more tricky to fathom.

Rabbit-in-mustard is one of my favorite dishes but a good deal more tricky to prepare well than it would appear.

His name may be a touch more tricky to pronounce than Ernie Els's but Charl Adriaan Schwartzel may yet follow in the world No2's illustrious footsteps.

"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.

While superfast broadband is now available to almost three quarters of UK homes, getting a connection on Britain's roads is more tricky, according to a report from Ofcom.

These are more tricky questions to answer.

Financial aid is one of the more tricky areas to maneuver around.

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