Sentence examples for new tricky from inspiring English sources

I thought it was a fun way to learn some new tricky words and I think it will also help me write more exciting stories myself.

But both Republican and Democratic politicians continue to come up with new tricky new proposals to cut benefits.

The Internet and technological advances in ticketing systems used by theaters and sports teams have not only established new, tricky-to-regulate markets for tickets to be resold and exchanged, but also complicated the very idea of what a ticket is.

All that sharing can open up new and tricky fields of interplay in relationships.

He speaks not for his nation but rather seeks to create something new and tricky and uncomfortable.

Audiences that have come to take Orpheus's polished performances for granted should perhaps be reminded what a difficult achievement it is for a sizable group to prepare and deliver sophisticated interpretations without the service of a conductor: in this case more than two hours' worth of new, often tricky music.

They danced at a pleasant low intensity, avoiding any new or tricky moves that might jostle the drinks in their right hands or stress their knees, the weakest part of them.... If, toward the end of a weekend party night, you spied one puking behind a hedge, he'd grin and salute you, then carry on heaving.

""Measuring the quality of prescribing is new and tricky for the Inspectorate.

The oil slick in the Gulf of Mexico appears to be dissolving far more rapidly than anyone expected, a piece of good news that raises tricky new questions about how fast the government should scale back its response to the Deepwater Horizon disaster.

Explaining its appeal in 21st-century New York is tricky.

But changing institutions to accommodate these new norms is tricky everywhere.