Sentence examples for the trickiest things from inspiring English sources
adjective
Hard to deal with, complicated
- They were in a tricky situation.
Putting up a fence by myself is one of the trickiest things I've done.
The final lesson McClanaghan taught revolved around one of the trickiest things to learn in the N.B.A.: slow is quick.
One of the trickiest things about PISA is making causal links between specific policies and changes in countries' scores.
As someone new to Scala, I found the use of implicits one of the trickiest things to understand when diving into the Guardian's codebase for the first time.
Mr. King said rate quotes had been one of the trickiest things to get right, a problem that also appears to be plaguing other states and the federal government.
I think one of the trickiest things to get right is the balance between protecting the creative vision and integrity of the project and ensuring that it doesn't get diluted or compromised, while also being open to partner input and having the ability to be flexible.
The trickiest thing they did offensively was send an H-back in motion for backside blocks.
What was the trickiest thing about portraying Brody? A. It was finding a balance.
Probably the trickiest thing in the whole of wine is burgundy.
But the trickiest thing will be winning over the Afghans themselves.
The trickiest thing about college football's supposed championship is how impossible it is to live up to its built-in expectations.
