Sentence examples for still very tricky from inspiring English sources

Video games are still very tricky to define.

Even though the greens are soft, they're still very tricky to judge.

Mr Giscard d'Estaing's real aim is to meet the most strident objections of all those governments (which must, after all, sign the document), while ignoring the cacophony of other dissenting voices.Another giant pair of obstaclesGetting the conventioneers to agree to just one document will still be very tricky.

Despite the new highs in the averages, this is still a very tricky market.

When Forbes did its IPO study in 1985 (after the last IPO crash), it found that even blue-chip IPO houses produced losers on balance.; Despite the new highs in the averages, this is still a very tricky market.; As for the rest of the market;I would be cautious for now.

But with her flat, low ground strokes, she could still prove a very tricky matchup for the heavy, kicking shots of Samantha Stosur, the 2010 French Open runner-up.

Still, it's very tricky for David Cameron.

The ball has to be pitched at a certain level and straight over home plate to be considered fair, but a good pitcher can still make it very tricky to hit.

"It's still going to be a very tricky game.

Though some very tricky issues are still to be resolved between Iraq's Kurds and Arabs, especially the status of the oil-rich, ethnically mixed city of Kirkuk, the Arabs, especially the Shia majority, are coming round to accepting that Iraq's Kurds will retain their extreme autonomy.

However, stopping while seated is very tricky.