Sentence examples for reasonably tricky from inspiring English sources
Configuration 4 was reasonably tricky because I had to also figure out which lights were spot lights and which were area lights.
Comparing coding accuracy is somewhat trickier.
I was reasonably quick and tricky as a player and was on the receiving end of thousands of tackles; you have to be mentally and physically brave enough to deal with that.
The reality is that pollsters correctly called the 1997, 2001, 2005, and 2010 elections, and coped reasonably well with tricky one-off referendums on Scottish independence and voting reform.
The reality is that pollsters correctly called the 1997, 2001, 2005 and 2010 elections, and coped reasonably well with tricky one-off referendums on Scottish independence and voting reform.
Kevin Pietersen got through a tricky start and was looking reasonably good by the close.
If its flight should fail too, Congress may reasonably start complaining.It is for Virgin Galactic that things look trickiest.
As Sebastian Vettel reports, it looks like half of the track is reasonably dry, with the other half very wet, making it tricky conditions for any tyre.
Scott Sutherland Brokerage: Wedbush Morgan Securities Industry Computer Software and Services Rankk: No. 9. Trying to find reasonably valued names in a tumultuous industry like technology is tricky business, but over the past three years Scott Sutherland has been up to the task.
There are some tricky general methodological questions here, about when we can reasonably say that an author is trying to communicate a view other than the one apparently stated.
