Sentence examples for surprisingly tricky from inspiring English sources

It's a surprisingly tricky question.

Algorithm design takes time, and even simple algorithms can be surprisingly tricky to develop.

Yet adapting it to run a car has proved surprisingly tricky.

It helps them find the answer to a surprisingly tricky question: who are their closest competitors?

This is a surprisingly tricky question to answer in even the most hospitable of circumstances.

Unfortunately it can be surprisingly tricky to get black and white right in real life.

Perhaps surprisingly, GLOBETROTTER proved tricky to clue well, though I guess it was the first word to occur from the asterisked definition.

But it is also because the Conservatives' tricky merger went surprisingly well, thanks mainly to the negotiating skill of Stephen Harper, the Alliance leader.

And for Jeff that is a tricky one". Somewhat surprisingly for the forthright Sorrell, he failed to ask Thomson his view on the management changes that have seen Lachlan and James Murdoch secure the family dynasty with key roles at News Corporation and sister company 21st Century Fox.

As it happens, despite food writer Rebecca Seal's warning that baklava is "notoriously tricky to make", I found it surprisingly easy.

And very now and then a particularly tricky shot can suddenly throw up a subtle but surprisingly widespread blooming effect.