Sentence examples for most tricky part from inspiring English sources

"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.

Caroline Hagood: The most liberating and tricky part is figuring out how to be your own muse.

In his book, Mastering Leadership: An Integrated Framework for Breakthrough Performance and Extraordinary Business Results (co-authored with Bill Adams, Andersonn writes that highly effective leaders ask, "How can I make my life and my leadership a creative expression of what matters most?" It's staying connected to "what matters most" that's the tricky part.

This is the tricky part, because most guitarists have to look at their frets in order to get the notes right.

"The tricky part is that most people don't know about the violence, and they don't know the actual stories".

Cyberspace: As even the most minor-league traveler knows, the tricky part of trip-planning isn't "Where do we want to go?" It's "What are we gonna do when we get there?" Unless you buy into a prepackaged or group-travel extravaganza, the labyrinthine task of plodding through a Fodor's or a Lonely Planet may leave you contemplating a vacation at home.

The first part is the most tricky one.

With a plan in mind and a new offense in tow, Payton did the tricky part, the elusive part for most coaches.

The tricky part is figuring out which banks may be most vulnerable.

The tricky part is figuring out who the best are, because pedigree clearly does not guarantee success, as our most recent top senior list illustrated clearly.