Sentence examples for much more tricky from inspiring English sources

However, the "potted plant" problem, is much more tricky.

That leads into the much more tricky territory of work of equal value.

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

Replacing Johnson's confidence, excitement, passion and influence -- championship-minded ingredients -- is a much more tricky challenge.

Trying to predict the outcome of an internal party election through polling is a much more tricky.

It's easy to love Downton Abbey and Game of Thrones, which wear their quality like an enormous corsage, but The Americans is spikier, much more tricky to embrace.

If Chelsea had already had vaginoplasty, then detransitioning would be much more trickier.

L.A. is much more than a one-tricky Hollywood pony.

Taking out a loan for raw land is tricky and much more difficult than getting a loan for an existing home.

But a lingering impression in the long term that his vision is fuzzy and people aren't sure what he, and Labour, stands for, would be far, far trickier and much more significant politically, with a general election now less than two years away.

How much more exhilarating was opposition than the tricky realities of governing.