Sentence examples for seriously tricky from inspiring English sources

And this is where the 2015 UK general election becomes seriously tricky.

Another security researcher at the Vancouver meeting cracked both Safari and Firefox on a Mac as bonus while doing something seriously tricky.

It's not exactly ready for prime time, but it really has the potential to simplify things that are currently only possible with some seriously tricky JavaScript and CSS.

BUT: given that all the other parties likely to have seats in the 2017 Parliament are to the left of her bar the DUP, that would be seriously tricky.

Getting the pharmaceutical industry to take the research seriously has also proved tricky, says Ma.

The programs have been successful, said Nicholas Johnson, director of the state fiscal project for the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, but he warned, "If you have them too often, people will not comply because they won't take them too seriously; it's a tricky business".

That claim is tricky to take seriously if you've stuck your head inside one of the company's three large offices in London.

It's tricky to know how seriously to take all this.

It might rather be said, as numerous people have suggested, that the leaders' debates most closely resemble a game show, one with unusually tricky questions and a seriously impressive star prize.

Being taken seriously as a middle-aged woman is tricky enough.

The fact that you have to drive everywhere makes drinking somewhat tricky and pricey (cabs there, seriously), so you need a designated driver.