Sentence examples for of how tricky from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the share sale last December and the latest announcement provide strong evidence of how tricky a dilemma he faces.

Last week's turmoil in the Governing Council was a token of how tricky an exercise that may be.

It's a measure of how tricky yesterday's races were that you managed a collective total of four successful tips.

Stories abound of how tricky and controlling Madonna can be to work with, but the film's actors could not praise her enough.

Mr. Bird, a Disney animator in the 1970's, a creative consultant on "The Simpsons" and the director of the critically acclaimed animated feature "The Iron Giant," was well aware of how tricky this would be.

Which, seeing as Delia has a recipe for toast that takes the best part of half an hour to prepare, should give you an idea of how tricky real puff pastry is.

Now, as Congress debates how to rein in credit and debit card companies in the United States, Australia's experience is being pointed to as an example of just how tricky that can be: for one thing, if regulators limit one fee or rate, banks are likely to find another way to keep revenue flowing.

The study authors themselves recognize at the start of the study how tricky asthma can be, pointing out that there are many types of asthma that can look a little different, and have different triggers.

But the situation in India, where the number of baby girls has dropped significantly because of selective abortion of female foetuses, illustrates how tricky the questions raised can be.

Making stem cell therapy a mainstay will take years of research, complicated by how tricky it is to harvest the elusive cells for study and use.

For now, Twitter needs all the talent it can get to get commerce off the ground: Ironically, a look at Google and its own stumbles in the area of commerce shows just how tricky it can be to break into the space.