Sentence examples for most tricky of from inspiring English sources

Most tricky of all; who gets Jim Naughtie?

This was perhaps the most tricky of the three to deal with, with its three doubled consonants and two vowels.

But what may be most tricky of all is pushing the Indians themselves to start thinking about the legal and financial dimensions of something they have always done out of tradition.

There are plenty of actors who have metaphorically shot themselves in the foot when playing that most tricky of Shakespearian roles, Antony, but RSC actor Darrell D'Silva is almost certainly the first to shoot himself in the hand.

At the time, Franke re-iterated Helpling's long term home services play, describing home cleaning as the company's "entry vertical," chosen first because it is probably the most tricky to pull off in terms of both logistics and trust, but also because it forms the basis for lots of cross-selling.

In a call yesterday, Franke re-iterated Helpling's long term home services play, describing home cleaning as the company's "entry vertical," chosen first because it is probably the most tricky to pull off in terms of both logistics and trust, but also because it forms the basis for lots of cross-selling.

Because of the heterogeneous nature of composites, the thermal conductivity tensor appears to be the most tricky to determine experimentally but also to model.

"But having said that, if I look at her tennis — the body is the most tricky part of it — but if I look at her tennis, she could very easily go for two, three, four more years on the tour," he added.

"The most tricky part of the North American market is you have to have a plant there in order to get a purchase order," says Markus Gebhardt.

Trousers are known sometimes to be the most tricky piece of clothing to get in exactly the right size at first try, so deal with those first.

The parameter q, the dimension of the space FastMap projects the spectra into, is the most tricky among three parameters of the SA and SASA methods.